The American president, George W. Bush, arrived the night from Monday at the airport Ulemiste de Tallin for his visit at Estonia. Bush is the first president in functions that the Baltic Sea visits this country. The brief stay in Estonia is considered as a sample of the gratefulness of the United States by the firm support of this country in the fight against the terrorism. President Bush on Saturday said, "My message really was that these are big goals that Democrats care about and Republicans care about, and we've got to work hard to find ways to achieve big goals. ... I felt like people understood that I've got pressures on me, like I understand they have pressures on them. And I really hope that the members out there get a sense that I bear no ill will, I bring no animosity about the fact that we may not agree on every position, and that I am appreciative of the contributions they make."


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