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For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
April 25, 2006

President Meets with Senators, Briefs on the War on Terror
Roosevelt Room

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President's Remarks
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     Fact sheet In Focus: National Security

12:24 P.M. EDT

THE PRESIDENT: I want to thank the leadership of the United States Senate for joining me today. We have just been briefed from Baghdad about the formation of the unity government. Not everybody around this table has agreed with certain aspects of this war on Iraq, but all of us agree that the formation of the unity government is a very important moment in the history of a new Iraq.


President George W. Bush meets with members of the U.S. Senate Tuesday, April 25, 2006, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House where he briefed them on Iraq and the global war on terror.  White House photo by Eric Draper I want to thank the members for their strong support of our diplomatic mission, and the United States military who are engaged in heroic efforts to help this young country succeed. We're on our way to victory.

We've got more work to do. But the people -- our troops need to know, and those working in the field need to know there is a bipartisan desire for us to be successful in this very important theater in the war on terror.

I want to thank you, senators, for coming. I appreciate your time. Thank you for your interest in this vital subject.

END 12:25 P.M. EDT


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