In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "Good morning. In a few days, our Nation will celebrate Thanksgiving. Like millions of Americans, members of Congress will travel home for the holiday. Unfortunately, as they get to work carving their turkeys, they're leaving a lot of unfinished work back in Washington, D.C. And unless they complete this work soon, middle-class Americans will pay higher taxes and American troops will not receive the critical funding they need to fight and defeat our enemies."
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President George W. Bush delivers a weekly radio address to the nation that airs each Saturday at 10:06 AM (ET).
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Folge vom 17.11.2007President's Radio Address to the Nation - November 17, 2007
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Folge vom 10.11.2007President's Radio Address to the Nation - November 10, 2007In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "On this Veterans Day, I urge every American to take time to thank one of our Nation's 24 million veterans. They come from different generations and different backgrounds. But they are united by a commitment to honor, duty, and love of country that has kept America free. They continue to strengthen and inspire our Nation. And we will never forget what we owe them."
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Folge vom 03.11.2007President's Radio Address to the Nation - November 3, 2007In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "On Tuesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote on Judge Michael Mukasey's nomination to be our next Attorney General. I thank the committee for scheduling this vote. I urge them to approve this fine man's nomination, and send it to the full Senate as quickly as possible."
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Folge vom 27.10.2007President's Radio Address to the Nation - October 27, 2007In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "I went to Southern California with a message: We want you to know the country cares for you. We're concerned about you, your neighborhoods, and your homes. Things may look dismal now, but there is a better day ahead. And we will not forget you in Washington, D.C."