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Presidential Documents Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents Monday, March 7, 2005 Volume 41—Number 9 Pages 327–369 VerDate jul 14 2003 08:17 Mar 08, 2005 Jkt 205250 PO 00000 Frm 00001 Fmt 1249 Sfmt 1249 E:\PRESDOCS\P09MRF4.004 P09MRF4 Contents Addresses and Remarks Communications to Congress—Continued See also Appointments and Nominations Illicit drug trafficking, message transmitting Congressional Gold Medal, posthumous report on interdiction of aircraft engaged presentation to Jackie Robinson—349 in—353 Homeland Security Department, swearing-in Zimbabwe, message on continuation of the ceremony for Secretary Chertoff—353 national emergency blocking property of Maryland, discussion on job training in persons undermining democratic processes Arnold—340 or institutions—352 National Governors Association Conference— Interviews With the News Media 328 New Jersey, discussion on strengthening Exchange with reporters in Langley, VA—355 Social Security in Westfield—359 Notices Radio address—327 Virginia, Central Intelligence Agency in Continuation of the National Emergency Langley—355 Blocking Property of Persons Undermining White House Faith-Based and Community Democratic Processes or Institutions in Initiatives Leadership Conference—332 Zimbabwe—352 World Series champion Boston Red Sox—350 Proclamations Appointments and Nominations American Red Cross Month—332 Women’s History Month—351 Environmental Protection Agency, Administrator, remarks—358 Supplementary Materials Acts approved by the President—369 Communications to Congress Checklist of White House press releases—369 Budget requests for the legislative branch and Digest of other White House the judicial branch for FY 2005, letter announcements—367 transmitting—353 Nominations submitted to the Senate—368 Editor’s Note: The President was in Notre Dame, IN, on March 4, the closing date of this issue. 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VerDate jul 14 2003 11:06 Mar 08, 2005 Jkt 205250 PO 00000 Frm 00002 Fmt 1249 Sfmt 1249 E:\PRESDOCS\P09MRF4.004 P09MRF4 VerDate jul 14 2003 08:17 Mar 08, 2005 Jkt 205250 PO 00000 Frm 00003 Fmt 7969 Sfmt 7969 E:\PRESDOCS\P09MRF4.004 P09MRF4 newmail.eps Week Ending Friday, March 4, 2005 The President’s Radio Address wait to address this problem will make any February 26, 2005 eventual solution more painful and drastic, and we will saddle our children and grand- Good morning. This past week I was in children with an ever-greater burden. We Europe, where I had good discussions with need to act now to fix Social Security perma- our friends and allies about how to meet the nently. mutual challenges we face, spreading free- As we fix Social Security, we must also dom and democracy, defeating terrorism, ex- make it a better deal for younger workers. panding prosperity, and promoting peace. In I have proposed allowing you to set aside part our meetings, we reaffirmed the vital impor- of your payroll taxes in personal retirement tance of the transatlantic alliance for advanc- accounts. These accounts would be vol- ing these common interests and values. untary; the money would go into a conserv- Now that I’m back home, I’m eager to ative mix of bond and stock funds that would move ahead with one of my top domestic pri- have the opportunity to earn a higher rate orities, strengthening and saving Social Secu- of return than anything the current system rity. I have already met with tens of thou- could provide. And that money would pro- sands of you in nine States to discuss this vide a nest egg to supplement your tradi- important issue. During the recent congres- tional Social Security check or to pass on to sional recess, many Senators and Congress- your children. Best of all, it would replace men have held their own townhall meetings the empty promises of the current system to discuss Social Security reform with their with real assets of ownership. constituents. For example, Senator Rick I have said repeatedly that all options are Santorum hosted forums all across Pennsyl- on the table for strengthening Social Secu- vania this week, and Wisconsin Congressman rity, with the exception of raising the payroll Paul Ryan held nearly three dozen listening tax rate. I’m willing to listen to any good idea. sessions in his district. I am pleased with the And I will work in good faith with Members progress of the national discussion on this of Congress from both parties on this issue. issue, and I look forward to hearing every- Some in Washington want to deny that So- cial Security has a problem, but the American one’s ideas when the Congress returns. people know better, and you have the power Meanwhile, I’ll be visiting New Jersey and to determine the outcome of this debate. I Indiana next week, and I plan to keep trav- encourage all Americans, particularly our eling across the country to talk about Social younger workers, who have so much at stake, Security. I will continue to reassure those of to ask your elected leaders what they intend you born before 1950 that your Social Secu- to do to keep the promise of Social Security rity benefits will not change in any way. You alive in the 21st century. Saving Social Secu- will receive your checks, and that is a fact. rity will not be easy, but if you make clear I will also make clear to younger workers that you expect your leaders to confront that Social Security is heading toward bank- problems head on, not pass them on to future ruptcy. Massive numbers of baby boomers, generations, I am confident that we will put like me, will soon begin to retire. People are aside partisan politics in Washington and living longer, and benefits are scheduled to meet our duty to you, the American people. increase dramatically, and fewer workers will Thank you for listening. be paying into the system to support each retiree. For you younger workers, the current NOTE: The address was recorded at 8:20 a.m. on system has made promises that it cannot February 25 in the Cabinet Room at the White keep, and that is also a fact. Every year we House for broadcast at 10:06 a.m. on February 327 VerDate Aug 04 2004 01:33 Mar 08, 2005 Jkt 205250 PO 00000 Frm 00001 Fmt 1244 Sfmt 1244 E:\PRESDOCS\P09MRT4.004 P09MRT4 328 Feb. 26 / Administration of George W. Bush, 2005 26. The transcript was made available by the Of- during the last 4 years. I look forward to fice of the Press Secretary on February 25 but working with you for the next 4 years. was embargoed for release until the broadcast. I want to ask you to join me in a toast The Office of the Press Secretary also released to our partners, the Governors and the ad- a Spanish language transcript of this address. ministration, in building a more perfect Union. To the Governors of the United Remarks at a Dinner for the National States. Governors Association Conference February 27, 2005 NOTE: The President spoke at 8:06 p.m. in the State Dining Room at the White House. In his It’s always a pleasure to host the Nation’s remarks, he referred to Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Governors here in Washington. Laura and I Blanco of Louisiana and her husband, Raymond are proud to have you here for our first state Blanco; Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns and dinner of my second term. his wife, Stephanie Johanns; and Health and It’s a joyous occasion, even made more so Human Services Secretary Michael O. Leavitt and by the fact that I learned that the Blancos, his wife, Jacalyn S. Leavitt. The transcript of these Governor Blanco and her husband, are cele- remarks was released by the Office of the Press Secretary on February 28. brating their 40th wedding anniversary to- night. Ever since a former Governor of Virginia, Remarks to the National Governors Thomas Jefferson, lived in this house, many Association Conference of our Presidents have first served as Gov- ernors. And there’s a reason why. The experi- February 28, 2005 ence of running a State government, of pull- ing together a capable team, of setting an The President. Thank you. 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