I'm delighted that Congress has set aside this month to honor amateur baseball.

It's increasingly appealing to people around the entire world.

For arms control to be complete and world security strengthened, efforts to halt the spread of nuclear arms need to be increased.

Baseball is of course our national pastime, that is if you discount political campaigning.

We do not seek a first strike capability.

This is more fun than being President.

Play ball!

The planned deployment of the Peacekeeper missile as proposed by my Administration is compatible with the long-term objective of the Scowcroft Commission Report.

Working together, this should be achievable while simultaneously meeting our mutual desire to deal with deployment issues.

The local content rule is a cruel hoax.

I urge all Americans to observe Flag Day, June 14, and National Flag Week by flying the 'Stars and Stripes' from their homes and other suitable places.

We want Uncle Sam to be your partner, not your foe.

Protectionism only opens the door to retaliation.

I believe our economic program is delivering a recovery.

We're going to continue with looking at the regulations that we can change to make it more possible.

I call on the Congress to support this bipartisan program, a program that combines vigorous arms control with the modernization of our strategic forces.

We mourn John Ashbrook's loss to this movement and to his country.

John Ashbrook knew that the first duty of public life is to responsibly speak the truth—even if the moment's fashion is against that truth.