Bush speaks about pro-life progress

Speaking to Catholics at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast President George W. Bush speaks about progress that his administration has made in legislating against partial-birth abortion, in reducing funding to groups that support it and in doing stem-cell research without using embryonic stem cells. (1:06)
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Hillary Clinton says “it takes a Clinton to clean up after a Bush”

Presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton says a program she will work on as president will be new leadership for project labor agreements, which were banned from federal contracts by the first President Bush, and rescinded by the second President Bush. (0:41)

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Bush "doesn't seem to understand" says Hillary

During her speech at the Associated Press Luncheon, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton criticizes the Bush Administration's understanding of the power, and limitations, the presidency holds. (0:50)
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Obama talking about President Bush and unions

Obama explains the simplicity of pronouncing the word "union" and talks about how important it is to support it. (0:37)
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Hillary Clinton on Meeting Goals and Fixing the Economy

Hillary Clinton discusses meeting goals and creating jobs at fundraiser. (0:46)
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Bush Talks About War Costs During Pentagon Speech

President Bush discusses the cost of war during speech at the Pentagon. (0:35)
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Bush: The Surge Is Working

President Bush explains how "the surge" of U.S. troops in Iraq has succeeded. (0:38)
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Chairman Miller Condescending President Bush's Education Policy

Chairman George Miller (D-CA) talks about the importance of investing in education to develop a better future generation. He also talks about the President policy on education. (0:44)
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President Bush comments before the National Governors Association

President Bush discusses FISA, faith-based initiatives, and health care before the National Governors Association. (11:53)
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U.S. Labor Against the War's Gene Bruskin Speaks Out Against the Privitazation of the Iraqi Oil Industry by Foreign Investors

U.S. Labor Against the War's Gene Bruskin speaks out against the privatization of the Iraqi oil industry by foreign investors during a press conference and march to commemorate "one year of opposition" to the Iraq Oil Law. (0:44)
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Oil Change International's Trina Zahller Discusses the Bush Administration's Oil Policy In Iraq

Oil Change International's Trina Zahller discusses the Bush Administration's oil policy in Iraq during a U.S. antiwar rally commemorating one year of opposition to the Iraq Oil Law. (1:04)
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The President talks about staying strong and keeping the White House

President George W. Bush rounds off his speech at CPAC by promising to stay strong the last months of his presidency and making sure that he will be successed by a Republican candidate. (0:44)
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The President talks about Iraq and Saddam Hussein at CPAC

The President does not have any regrets on overthrowing the late dictator Saddam Hussein and announcing an offence against the terrorists.
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President George W. Bush speaks about Tax Relief at CPAC

At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) President Bush talked about how the tax relief has been successful and has opened employment opportunities to US citizens, regardless of the faced critiques.
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Vice President Cheney says that he would again stand by President Bush if he were making the decisions he's made again

Vice President Dick Cheney, speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, says that he stood by President Bush when Bush made the right decisions after 9/11, and Cheney would stand by him again. "Damn right I would." (0:45)
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Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) Discusses Veterans Affairs Spending Cuts in President's 2009 Budget Proposal

At a Senate Budget Committtee Hearing, Sen. Murray says that under the budget proposal presented by OMB director Jim Nussle, Veterans earning more than $27,000 annually would have to pay for their health care.
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Senator Max Baucus (D-MT) Argues That President's Goal for Achieving Surplus Is Unrealistic at Senate Committee on Finance Hearing

Senator Max Baucus (D-MT) argues that the Bush Administration's plan for having the economy achieve surplus by 2012 is unrealistic during today's Senate Committee on Finance hearing. The hearing questioned President Bush's budget proposal for the fiscal year 2009. (0:59)
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Robert Steel, Undersecretary of the Department of Treasury, speaks about the Bush Administration's Plan to Slow Home Foreclosure at the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs

Robert Steel, Undersecretary of the Department of Treasury, speaks about the Bush Administration's plan to slow home foreclosure during this morning's Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs hearing on "Strengthening our Economy: Foreclosure Prevention and Neighborhood Preservation. (0:41)
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Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) on the Bush Administration Oil Policy at the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Hearing

Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) offers his opinion on the importance the Bush Administration places on the oil industry in a Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Hearing Examining the Threats and Protections for the Polar Bear
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Mary Fallin Expresses Support for Bush Speech

After President Bush's State of the Union Address, Mary Fallin (R5-OK)  details how she supports each of the reforms the President calls for.
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