Politics Is A People Business. I Like

There's Nothing Political About American Literature.

Educated People Can Make Their Own Choices About Their Governments. And Certainly For Women, An Education Allows You To Understand Your Rights.

It's Really Important, Obviously, For People To Realize That It Is A Very Small Percentage, Only 1 Percent Of Our Total Economy, Of Our Total Budget, And I Think That's Important For People To Know. But I Also Know That Americans Are Very Generous And That Many, Many Americans Are Proud That Their Taxpayer Dollar Has Saved Lives In Africa Through The President's Malaria Initiative Or Through Pepfar, The Emergency Relief Plan For Aids.

As Long As We Have Books, We Are Not Alone.

I've Always Liked Walking; That's One Of My Favorite Things To Do, And I Try To Walk Every Day. [in Washington, D.c.] I Can't Walk Outside, But We Have The Treadmill. And I Walked Eight Miles At The Ranch Last Weekend. Now I Also Lift Weights, Which Is Also Great For Bone Strength. [mrs. Bush Mimes A Biceps Curl And Laughs.] I'm Very, Very Strong, Actually.