I will not rest until the working men and women in the auto industry are back on the job with full-time, steady work.

The purpose of these guidelines is to caution government employees against dealing with members of the President's family in ways that create either the reality or the appearance of impropriety.

Today I have signed the Energy and Water Development Appropriation Act, 1981.

I'm deeply concerned about what Governor Reagan said concerning abandoning the SALT II treaty.

I believe that what we've done in the economic area so far has minimized the damage caused by uncontrollable and unpredictable change in American buying habits.

We need to make sure that we protect the Medicare program, also Medicaid.

I urge American consumers to go into the showrooms around this country and test drive these new American cars.

I'm very proud of every one of you and grateful for what you're doing here.

The Cuban refugee problem has been one of the most difficult human problems I've had since I've been in the White House.

Our country espouses human rights, which is a hunger that exists among people in every nation, no matter where they might live.

I want to note my continued interest in working with the Congress to press for reforms in water resources policy.

I think his election would not be good for this country.

I can tell you, with the greatest sense of being absolutely right, that there's a new spirit of cooperation and partnership.

I do not hesitate to repeat my call...that American buyers...should cast their eyes first at automobiles that are built in the United States of America.

I have always tried to be very moderate in my campaign.

I think that the new desire of American people to both produce cars and to buy the kind that we are making now is a healthy thing for the future.

I'm very proud to be able to come here on this special day for me.

Most of these programs have been supported by my administration, and on balance, it is a bill that represents a constructive compromise among contending interests.