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Dec. 1, 2001 |
Radio Address by the President to the Nation In the weekly radio address Saturday, President Bush said, "We need to act boldly to
protect America's economic security. There are two immediate
priorities for America's recovery. We must bring quick help to those
who need it most, and we must restore our economy's growth."
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President Pleased with Mexican Trucking Compromise
In a statement released Friday, President Bush said, "The compromise reached by the House and Senate appropriators on
Mexican trucking is an important victory for safety and free
trade. "
President Urges Action on Economic Stimulus Proposal
"This country is waiting for action. And in the time that we have been
waiting, more than 415,000 workers have lost their jobs. Further
delay could put more Americans and more families at risk. So let's
move. Let's get the job done."
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President of Spain Pledges Continued Cooperation
Spanish President Aznar Wednesday said, "Spain supports, has supported, and will support all the United States'
efforts to track down, to eradicate and to eliminate terrorism
wherever it may be worldwide."
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Introduced by Attorney General John Ashcroft, President George W. Bush addresses a group of new U. S. Attorneys at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Executive Office Building Nov. 29. "I want to congratulate you. I must tell you that we set a high standard, and you met it. And for that, I hope you're proud," said the President in his remarks. "And I am grateful that you are willing to serve the country, particularly at this time."
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