Tax Relief / Education

National Security

Tax Relief Plan

Education Reform

President Bush delivered his addresses every week, like Clinton had done. While Clinton's talks were often around 7 minutes long, Bush's tended to be shorter, around 3 or 4 minutes. Although still broadcast on radio, the addresses were also made available each week on the official White House website, and later in Bush's presidency they were also posted as a podcast.

They were usually "titled" by topic. However, during his later years in office, the addresses started to be given more official titles, something that continued into Obama's presidency.

Thanking Americans for their support; past accomplishments and looking ahead

Youth violence

Children's Health Insurance Program

Winter storms

Helping American families to succeed; helping the homeless

Administration accomplishments; budget