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July 16, 2008
President Bush Attends All-Star Tee Ball Game on the South Lawn
President Bush on Wednesday said, "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this historic occasion. The Commissioner and I -- that would be Frank Robinson... welcome you for the first All-Star game here on the South Lawn of the White House. We've got 50 players from 50 states, plus the District of Columbia, who have come to show off their great baseball skills. And we're excited you're here. We welcome you, we welcome your families."



July 16, 2008
President Bush Meets with President Compaore of Burkina Faso
President Bush on Wednesday said, "I first started my conversation with the President by complimenting him on his leadership in the United Nations and in the region. You've been a constructive force for peace and stability."



July 15, 2008
Press Conference by the President
President Bush on Tuesday said, "The bottom line is this: We're going through a tough time, but our economy has continued growing, consumers are spending, businesses are investing, exports continue increasing, and American productivity remains strong. We can have confidence in the long-term foundation of our economy, and I believe we will come through this challenge stronger than ever before."



July 14, 2008
President Bush Discusses Outer Continental Shelf Exploration
President Bush on Monday said, "The time for action is now. This is a difficult period for millions of American families. Every extra dollar they have to spend because of high gas prices is one dollar less they can use to put food on the table or send a child to school. And they are rightly angered by Congress' failure to enact common-sense solutions. Today, I've taken every step within my power to allow offshore exploration of the OCS. All that remains is for the Democratic leaders in Congress to allow a vote. The American people are watching the numbers climb higher and higher at the pump -- and they're waiting to see what the Congress will do."



July 14, 2008
President Bush Honors the 10th Anniversary of the International Religious Freedom Act
President Bush on Monday said, "This legislation that we commemorate today builds on a tradition that defined our nation. After all, when the Founding Fathers adopted the Bill of Rights, the very first liberty they enshrined was the freedom of religion. They recognized that the most basic freedom a man can have is the right to worship his own God as he sees fit. Today we are blessed to live in a country where that freedom is respected."