I'd be honored to be the first President to appoint a woman to the Supreme Court, but I cannot make such a promise.

I am writing to congratulate you on the productive session that the 96th Congress has had to date.

The independence and the freedom and security of Pakistan was very important to our country.

We have strengthened our Nation's commitment to a strong national defense and improved our relations with our Allies and the Third World.

I am particularly proud that you and the Congressional Democrats beat back Republican attempts to enact a hastily developed, ill-conceived, inflationary, election-year tax cut.

We need to support our workers and their families.

There's no reason anymore in this country after the great work that the Congress has done for any young person to be deprived of a college education because of economic circumstances.

I have never felt that Ronald Reagan was going to lead this Nation deliberately into war.

I can guarantee you that you will be financially able to go to college, through grants or loans or work-study programs.

This issue has been dealt with adequately by the Supreme Court.

Those cars now in workmanship and those cars in durability and those cars in safety are as good or better than any in the world.

I can't tell you that it's fast enough, but it's as fast as I can move in setting up laws that give us the authority to do as you want.

I believe we can get along without oil from Iran and Iraq.

Yes, it is; certainly is.

We've made a lot of progress even against the tremendous test or challenge of the energy crisis.

Billy Carter had no influence or effect on any U.S. Government policy or actions concerning Libya.

I will see to it that same day that I get the product information, that it goes to the appropriate agency.

After full and careful reflection, there may be differing views on such judgmental matters.