I don't—this thing that I'm just going to say to you might sound now as if I'm being militant or something, and I'm not.
We can make America work again.
William W. Watkin, Jr., would succeed Clifford Bradley O'Hara.
The best view of that kind of government is in a rearview mirror as we leave it behind.
We were never meant to be second-best.
I don't believe for one minute that America's best days are behind her.
Trust the people—that's the secret weapon.
I call upon my fellow citizens in both the public and private sectors to join in mutual efforts to pursue the long-term ...
The American dream of human progress through freedom and equality of opportunity in competitive enterprise is still the ...
Andrew E. Gibson would succeed John W. Clark.
I do hereby proclaim the year 1982 as the 'National Year of Disabled Persons.'
More of what people earn belongs to them.
Israeli withdrawal from Sinai marks the beginning of a new era in the peaceful relations between Israel and Egypt.
If it'll help ease the pain, let me remind you that in about 2 months, on July 1st, you'll start paying 10 percent less ...
The overwhelming majority of so-called private schools are church-supported—Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish.
For 6 months, inflation has been running at an annualized rate of only 3.2 percent.
John Ashbrook was a man of courage and principle.
There really is something magic about the marketplace when it's free to operate.