George W. Bush Delivers Remarks On Social Security to the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America
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George W. Bush Delivers Remarks On Social Security to the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America
PRESIDENT BUSH DELIVERS REMARKS ON SOCIAL SECURITY TO THE INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS OF AMERICA, AS RELEASED BY THE WHITE HOUSE
APRIL 21, 2005SPEAKER: GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES[*] BUSH: Good morning. Thanks for the warm welcome. It's a little early for the Texas delegation. (Laughter.) I hope you're behaving yourselves. I know you are, since Billy Gammon isn't here. (Laughter.) I am pleased to be with the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America. Thanks. Laura told me on the way over to give you all her best. (Applause.) Generally what happens when I mention her name, most people say, well, I wish you'd have sent her. (Laughter.) She's doing great. She is a -- really a fine person; a great mother, great wife and a great First Lady for America. (Applause.) I'm a really lucky guy when she said, "yes," when I asked her to marry me.I really appreciate your inviting me and I appreciate your work. I appreciate the way more than 300,000 of you around America help our fellow citizens, help our fellow citizens protect their property, help our fellow citizens provide for their families in case of calamity. Thanks for what you do. Thanks for being good stewards within the communities in which you live. I oftentimes tell people that the great strength of America is not our military -- although we'll keep it strong -- the great strength of America is not the size of our wallets.The great strength of America is the hearts and souls of our fellow citizens who work in the communities in which they live to feed the hungry, provide hope for the hopeless, provide shelter for the homeless, who love a neighbor just like they...See the full content of this document
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