Ronald Reagan

I'm quite sure that was made for domestic consumption.

That wall should come down.

I made it plain, went to the public trying to arouse public opinion in this country.

I think the relationship between our two countries has been an almost family relationship for many years.

I am opposed to the provision of H.R. 1157 that allows quality adjustments in the determination of losses caused by natural disasters with respect to upland cotton.

These decisions should be made by farmers, based on market forces, and not by the Federal Government.

We're seeking nothing except the right of commercial trade.

I urge the Congress to demonstrate fiscal responsibility and restraint by defeating efforts currently underway that would tamper with the way in which advance deficiency payments are made for grain crops.

We're not just in there daring someone to do something.

I think it's far better if the Iranians go to bed every night wondering what we might do than us telling them in advance.

I've said from the very beginning that wherever we have to put forces in those places to help maintain peace—anytime they are attacked they will retaliate.

I feel that it's a very good time.

I'd like to think that, ultimately, all nuclear weapons in the world could be done away with.

I do not favor the enrolled bill's acreage diversion provisions.

I doubt that Iran would ever declare war on the United States.

Those are international waters.

As far as the Government's tightening its belt—long overdue.

I hope they'll wake up soon.

I think it would take more than an election in either one of our countries to change that.

I sleep very well at night.

Denuclearization is a long way away.

It is instead a place for people who are aware of the world and who are ready and willing to make a commitment to serve their country.

So long as I am President, I will never consent to see our intelligence capability undermined.

I have great confidence that the Italian people will do what's right, as they have for quite some time now.

I recognize the right of the free press; I don't want censorship.