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Quotes - This Day in Dubya History (July 4) (What did Dubya say on today's date in previous years?)
There are 8 quotes on this date.
These immigrants have helped transform 13 small colonies into a great and growing nation of more than 300 people.
Although factually he is correct in noting that the U.S. has more than 300 people, he could have multiplied that number by a million to get to where his speech writer was aiming, Charlottesville, Virginia, Jul. 4, 2008 Now, one thing that's interesting — I think I'll you find this interesting, at least you'll play like it's interesting — is this. Should the Iranian regime — so I'm the guy who just talked about nukyular power, right? Should the Iranian regime — do they have the sovereign right to have civilian nukyular power? So, like, if I were you, that's what I'd ask me. And the answer is, yes, they do.
Dubya engages in some role playing of the belittling variety, White House, Jul. 4, 2008 Our first Independence Day celebration took place in a midst of a war — a bloody and difficult struggle that would not end for six more years before America finally secured her freedom. More than two decades later, it is hard to imagine the Revolutionary War coming out any other way — but at the time, America's victory was far from certain.
It's been two centuries plus two decades since the Revolutionary War, but hopefully Dubya knows that. Martinsburg, West Virginia, Jul. 4, 2007 We believe in an Almighty, we believe in the freedom for people to worship that Almighty. They don't.
Actually, it may surprise you to learn that some Americans don't believe in an Almighty, Dubya... Martinsburg, West Virginia, Jul. 4, 2007 If we were to allow them to gain control of Iraq, they would have control of a nation with massive oil reserves — which they could use to fund new attacks and exhort economic blackmail on those who didn't kowtow to their wishes.
Dubya comes up with an inventive new use for the word "exhort" here, Martinsburg, West Virginia, Jul. 4, 2007 It's a pleasure to get out of Washington, to spend some time in the real center of the universe. It's good to be with the men and women of the 8th Airborne Corps and the quiet professionals of the Army Special Operations Command.
Dubya thanking the men and women of the 82nd Airborne Division on Independence Day, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Jul. 4, 2006 Americans are serving and sacrificing to keep this country safe and to bring freedom to others. After the attacks of September the 11th, 2001, this nation resolved to fight terrorists where they dwell. We resolved to arm the terrorist enemy.
The White House website quietly changed "arm" to "disarm", but forgot to take down the video of the event. Charleston, West Virginia, Jul. 4, 2004 Who cares what you think?
To Philadelphia writer Bill Hangley, Jr., in response to Mr. Hangley's comment to Mr. Bush: "Mr. President, I hope you only serve four years. I'm very disappointed in your work so far." Jul. 4, 2001 |
