You know, it's frequently said that young people need heroes to look up to and emulate.
I'm personally determined to see the CBI through.
That's another spirit of American voluntarism.
These medals we've given out today give us all something to think about.
Freedom is not a source of aggression; it can't be imposed like totalitarian philosophies by force and repression.
I have today signed into law H.R. 6005, the 'Congressional Reports Elimination Act of 1982.'
I also expressed America's gratitude to the King for his own important actions in support of our initiative.
Let there be no doubt that the United States remains strongly committed to the pursuit of both effective deterrence and ...
I look forward to meeting with the King again before he leaves Washington.
We remain steadfast in our determination to meet these alliance commitments.
We must keep a tight leash on Federal spending.
This is a useful and constructive step in reducing unnecessary paperwork and in improving executive branch operations.
We share a sense of urgency to succeed at this commitment.
This act repeals or modifies requirements for the submission of 67 reports to the Congress that are no longer useful.
Enactment of this resolution justifies that effort.
I told the King of my personal commitment to see peace in the Middle East become a true and lasting reality.
I commend the Congress for its endeavors and hard work.
I look forward to the beginning of an exciting and successful program.
