Dec. 5, 2001

President Meets with Displaced Workers in Florida Town Hall Meeting
President Bush, speaking to some 4,000 displaced workers at his first town hall meeting, said on Tuesday, "I urge the United States Congress to stop talking and to get an economic security bill to my desk. The Senate needs to get a bill, get it reconciled, and get it to my desk, so we can say we're doing the people's business in a way that will make you proud."  

President Promotes Economic Security & Worker Assistance
President Bush visited Operation Paycheck -- a job training center in Orlando, Florida -- to emphasize his concern and his plans to help workers who lost their jobs in the wake of the September 11 attacks.  
Fact Sheet on Economic Security & Worker Assistance

President Announces Progress on Financial Fight Against Terror
President Bush Tuesday said, "The message is this: Those who do business with terror will do no business with the United States or anywhere else the United States can reach."  
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Financial Fight Against Terror

President Condemns Jerusalem Bombings
President Bush Saturday said, "I was horrified and saddened to learn of the bombings that took place tonight in Jerusalem. I strongly condemn them as acts of murder that no person of conscience can tolerate and no cause can ever justify."