Ronald Reagan

Now's the time to be talking about opening markets, not closing them.

There's a way to overcome those enemies, and once again, that's by getting the American people to come through.

Mr. Sullivan graduated from the University of Michigan (B.A., 1972) and George Washington University (J.D., 1976).

He would succeed Edward Sulzberger.

Progress is a nice word, but change is its motivator and change has enemies.

Now, what we did was completely different than those who have said, 'tax those people up there, the fat cats.'

America astonished the world.

Mr. Sullivan is currently the president of Real Equity Partners in Washington, DC.

I intend to nominate Roger F. Martin to be a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board.

Give the American people a chance, and they'll come through.

Prior to this, he was Commissioner of the Public Buildings Service, at the General Services Administration, 1985-1987.

Trust the people—put the facts before them, then trust the people.

The present Supplementary Agreement would amend the original agreement with the Federal Republic of Germany.

The Economic Bill of Rights will guarantee four basic economic freedoms.

I transmit herewith the Supplementary Agreement between the United States of America and the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) on Social Security.

Your right to these freedoms is at the heart of the battles over taxes and government spending that are going on right now in Washington.

Today I'll talk about the way that things were before I came into office and the way they are now.

I urge the people of the United States to observe this day with appropriate ceremonies and activities.

Inflation and interest rates are down; growth is up.

It's not government, it's the American people who have made America great.

Families can buy more with what they earn.

I went to Washington to do a job: lower taxes, restore our defenses, cut the size and intrusiveness of government.

We can do this because we are a free people—because we are Americans.

The U.S.-FRG social security agreement is similar in objective to the social security agreements in force with other countries.

In America, when you, the people, put your foot down, you're the boss.