The Western alliance remains a strong and unified guardian of the free world.

If you really want glasnost, if you really want openness, tear down that wall!

I do hereby proclaim March 4, 1988, as Department of Commerce Day.

appointment of Albert D. Wheelon as a Member of the President's National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee

I ask the House of Representatives and the Senate to act swiftly to renew assistance to the freedom fighters.

Prompt renewal of assistance to the resistance remains essential to advance the national security interests of the United States.

Without renewal of aid soon, the resistance will cease to provide the pressure necessary to ensure that the Sandinista regime honors its promises under the Guatemala accord of August 1987 and the San Jose Declaration of January 1988 to…

He concerns me by just being there.

Our fundamental purpose is to prevent war while preserving and extending the frontiers of freedom.

I call on the House and Senate to act urgently to develop an aid package which is effectively deliverable and of sufficient quantity to sustain the Nicaraguan freedom fighters.

The proposal would alter the delivery arrangements to DOD responsibility, a notion which I am not prepared to accept.

The most direct threat to our security and to stability in Europe lies in the Soviet Union's massive military presence.

The Atlantic Alliance cannot be strong if Europe is weak.

I have said in the past and continue to maintain that our aid must be sufficient to sustain the Resistance in the field.

The North Atlantic alliance is the most successful in history.

Arms control is an integral part of our security policy.

The other could keep alive prospects for democracy and meaningful talks toward peace.

We cannot and will not put our peace and freedom, and that of our children and their children, at risk.