The United States signed the convention, and in 1949 President Truman requested the Senate's advice and consent to ratification.

I am pleased to appoint Lauro F. Cavazos to the Board of Governors of the American National Red Cross.

We gather today to bear witness to the past and learn from its awful example.

Thank you very much, and good morning, Chicagoland.

I think we could recognize, however, that this is something they themselves have said is temporary.

I think we have to stand by that.

This election is a referendum on liberalism and an examination of our commitment to our traditional values.

Yes, your vote is important, and, yes, the choice this year is very important.

This legislation still represents a strong and clear statement by the United States that it will punish acts of genocide with the force of law and the righteousness of justice.

We are the change.

I do hereby proclaim November 4 through November 10, 1988, as Week of Remembrance of Kristallnacht.

I'm delighted to fulfill the promise made by Harry Truman to all the peoples of the world, and especially the Jewish people.

You can have just by going into the voting booth.

The unemployment rate has fallen to 5.2 percent, which means it's the best it's been in more than 14 years.

They promise, but you know we deliver.

We pay tribute to those who suffered that night and all the nights that followed upon it with our action today.

Just say no to drugs.

Go out there and win one for the Gipper.