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Hurricane Preparedness President Bush traveled to Louisiana to visit the Emergency Operations Center in Baton Rouge in the wake of Hurricane Gustav.
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President George W. Bush stands with workers inside the Louisiana State Emergency Operations Center Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008, in Baton Rouge. Speaking to all those who came to the aide in the wake of Hurricane Gustav, the President said, "I want to thank all the volunteers and the faith-based community that always rises up in a challenge like this. They listen to that universal call to love a neighbor. And that's happening here in Louisiana again." White House photo by Eric Draper

President George W. Bush stands with workers inside the Louisiana State Emergency Operations Center Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008, in Baton Rouge. Speaking to all those who came to the aide in the wake of Hurricane Gustav, the President said, "I want to thank all the volunteers and the faith-based community that always rises up in a challenge like this. They listen to that universal call to love a neighbor... And that's happening here in Louisiana again." White House photo by Eric Draper

President Bush Participates in Briefing at Emergency Operations Center

President Bush on Wednesday said, "I can't thank you all enough for working as hard as you are. ...The people of your state care a lot about the fact that you are working as hard as you are. And if this helps you keep going, I want to thank you, and I want to thank all the volunteers and the faith-based community that always rises up in a challenge like this. They listen to that universal call to love a neighbor like you'd like to be loved yourself. And that's happening here in Louisiana again. And I know the people... whose lives have been affected appreciate a total stranger coming in to help." en Español En Español
Fact sheet In Focus: Hurricane Preparedness
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President Bush Participates in Briefing on Hurricane Gustav, Discusses Energy

President Bush on Tuesday said, "And I know the Congress has been on recess for a while, but this issue hasn't gone away. And this storm should not cause the members of Congress to say, well, we don't need to address our energy independence; it ought to cause the Congress to step up their need to address our dependence on foreign oil. And one place to do so is to give us a chance to explore in environmentally friendly ways on the Outer Continental Shelf." en Español En Español
President Bush Visits Alamo Regional Command Reception Center

President Bush on Monday said, "America is a great country. It's great because we've got great people. Nobody is happy about these storms. Everybody is praying for everybody's safety. But I'm confident that after the storm passes and there's a human need, it will be met because of the generosity of the American people."
Fact sheet In Focus: Hurricane Preparedness
President Bush Participates in Briefing on Hurricane Gustav

President Bush on Monday said, "All in all, what I look for is to determine whether or not assets are in place to help, whether or not there's coordination, and whether or not there's preparation for recovery. And to that end, I feel good about this event."
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