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You better than anyone know that Americans have never lacked for courage.

A solution to the drug problem will only come when each of us directly confronts and rejects the cultural acceptance of illegal drug use in our daily lives.

You are the men who have defended America's heritage and fought for the freedom not only of our nation but peoples all over the world.

America owes a great debt to its fighting men.

The shock of recognition is not a sign of defeat; it's the beginning of victory.

Drugs hurt, drugs kill.

Courage is our mark, freedom and democracy our gift to mankind.

Our actions today are an investment in the future.

I do hereby proclaim March 1988 as Women's History Month.

This is not the time to drop our guard.

We have a moral bond as sacred as any a free people can make with one of their own to close no books, write no last chapters, reach no final conclusions until we have the fullest possible accounting of every soldier, airman, aviator…

The road to peace is through American and free world strength.

We can fight the drug problem, and we can win.

One must always negotiate with the Soviets from a position of strength.

We must never forget that arms reduction is not enough.

Perhaps it is best symbolized by the Berlin Wall and the horrible barrier that cuts down the center of Europe, dividing nations, peoples, families.

A peace built on strength can and will endure.