President's Weekly Radio AddressPresident George W. Bush delivers a weekly radio address to the nation that airs each Saturday at 10:06 AM (ET).President's Radio Address to the Nation - October 27, 2007- October 27, 2007 In 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."http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/10/20071027.html President's Radio Address to the Nation - October 19, 2007- October 19, 2007 In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "As Americans, we've been given a beautiful country to live in, and we have an obligation to be good stewards of the environment. With the cooperative conservation policies we have put in place, we show our commitment to preserving our Nation's heritage. By making responsible choices today, we will ensure that our children and grandchildren will enjoy a cleaner and more vibrant environment."http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/10/20071019-16.html President's Radio Address to the Nation - October 13, 2007- October 13, 2007 In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "Good morning. This is an historic time for our Nation's economy. Last week, we learned that September was America's 49th consecutive month of job creation -- the longest uninterrupted period of job growth on record. And on Thursday, we learned that the American economy set a new record for exports in a single month. Millions of American jobs depend on exports. More exports support better and higher-paying jobs -- and to keep our economy...http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/10/20071013.html President's Radio Address to the Nation - October 6, 2007- October 6, 2007 In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "When it comes to SCHIP, we should be guided by a clear principle: Put poor children first. I urge Republicans and Democrats in Congress to support a bill that moves adults off this children's program -- and covers children who do not qualify for Medicaid, but whose families are struggling. If putting poor children first takes a little more than the 20 percent increase I have proposed in my budget for SCHIP, I am willing to work with leaders...http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/10/20071006.html |