Happy St. Patrick's Day to sons and daughters of St. Patrick wherever and whoever they may be.

By the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the statutes of the United States of America, including section 701 of the Trade Agreements Act of 1979 and section 22 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933, as amended, do hereby…

The administration opposes approval of the conference report because of its numerous objectionable provisions.

I might happily plead guilty as charged.

I call upon all Americans to mark this month with appropriate observances to honor the achievements of American women.

I do hereby proclaim March 1987 as Women's History Month.

They have done much for civilization throughout the world, and for America.

We honor St. Patrick for his missionary achievements some 1,500 springtimes ago.

We've got a job to do, and for the next 2 years—with your help and support—we intend to do it.

I just have to believe that this coming Tuesday—well, as Americans, we'll all be entitled to celebrate.

No President has ever been better served by two such men on his National Security Council.

This step to roll big government back just a little bit further could very well mean less pain and suffering for thousands of seriously ill Americans.

I will fight any effort to cut off support for the Nicaraguan freedom fighters and consign them to death or defeat.

It's time to rise above politics and self-interest.

We've created a revolution of hope and opportunity.

The 0-92 provisions of H.R. 1157 are more accurately characterized as disaster relief measures than as efforts to separate income support from production.

The resolution's unilateral termination of aid to the Nicaraguan democratic resistance would deprive the administration of one of the most critical elements of leverage it has with the Sandinistas.

It would reward their inflexibility and send the message that they need only wait for the United States to lose its resolve.