Dec 14, 1986
We can all be grateful for the efforts of dedicated citizen volunteers in creating the growing awareness that motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death among young people.
Ronald Reagan
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Ronald Wilson Reagan was an American politician and actor who served as the 40th president of the United States from 1981 to 1989. A member of the Republican Party, he previously held the office of governor of California from 1967 to 1975. Reagan's presidency is noted for significant tax cuts, a strong anti-communist foreign policy, and the deregulation of various industries. His administration also faced challenges such as the Iran-Contra affair and economic issues, including inflation and unemployment.
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Dec 14, 1986
The Task Force is to act as a catalyst for change to focus public and congressional attention on the need to eliminate or reduce excessive, unproductive regulation and paperwork.
Dec 14, 1986
We must insist upon strict law enforcement and swift and sure penalties.
Dec 14, 1986
Regulatory relief is one of the four key elements for the recovery of our economy.
Dec 14, 1986
I call upon each American to help make the difference between the tragedy of alcohol-related motor vehicle accidents and the blessings of full health and life.
Dec 14, 1986
Driving by people impaired by alcohol or other drugs is one of our Nation's most serious public health and safety problems.
Dec 14, 1986
Drunk and drugged driving is our nation's number one killer of young people.
Dec 14, 1986
I herewith report seven new deferrals of budget authority totaling $5,017,441,000 and four revised deferrals of budget authority now totaling $5,131,425,194.
Dec 12, 1986
This is the challenge for the leadership of the incoming 100th Congress: to build on that record and help lead America into the future.
Dec 12, 1986
I hope the new Congress will take a constructive approach to this firm but fair budget.
Dec 12, 1986
Yes, this year, for the first time in two decades, the Federal Government will spend less, after taking out inflation, than it did last year.
Dec 12, 1986
The way to make America grow was not by feeding government more of your tax dollars but by the way that America has always grown: through the ingenuity, energy, and determination of the American people.
Dec 12, 1986
With your help, Congress pushed aside the special interests and the tax-and-spend crowd, rolled up its sleeves, and shaped the tools that will help you and all Americans build on that record.
Dec 11, 1986
Believe me, for those of us who had to think twice before even stepping onto a campus back in the sixties, well, we've come a long way, baby.
Dec 11, 1986
We truly hope that future developments will allow improvement in the relationship between both governments.
Dec 11, 1986
We shouldn't forget that deficit spending represents a form of indirect taxation.
Dec 11, 1986
I'm sorry to disappoint old Karl, but with the first phase of tax reform less than a month away, the prognosis for the great American middle class couldn't be better.
Dec 11, 1986
There's only one way to balance the budget, and that's spending restraint.
Dec 11, 1986
We cannot and we will not let this stop us from getting on with the business of governing.
Dec 11, 1986
We hope, therefore, that the amnesty will be an important first step toward a meaningful dialog between the Polish people and their government.
Dec 11, 1986
America now has the most modern tax code in the industrialized world—one that is progrowth, pro-opportunity, and pro-fairness.
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