Ronald Reagan

Believe me, we need Bob Kasten in the U.S. Senate to keep America on the track of growth, prosperity, and freedom.

I had to remind him of my pledge to the American people on SDI, that in America when you give your word, you keep your word.

America must speak with one voice, saying, loud and clear, we'll walk the extra mile for peace, but we'll never gamble with America's safety.

That's what I call the Missouri A-Team.

Do you want to extend and complete economic recovery or see it stifled through tax increases?

There's nothing that I'm prouder of than the 2 million young men and women who make up the Armed Forces of the United States.

It's about time that Congress cut the Federal budget and left the family budget alone.

Today inflation has fallen from more than 12 percent to 1.8 percent for the last 12 months.

We reject such defeatism; more important, East Europeans reject it, too.

We've turned the country around, and now it's time to bring the revolution home to Wisconsin.

Young people deserve an America as secure, free, and filled with opportunity as the one that we were given.

Brave hearts still beat for the work of true justice among the people.

This beats getting an Oscar.

Since we began appointing Federal judges to be approved by the Republican Senate, the Federal judiciary has become tougher, much tougher, on criminals.

We can let the good times roll again in America if we keep Bob Kasten and company in the Senate, too.

I just want to tell you one thing, though, that—a reminder here.

Let all Americans honor the Hungarian freedom fighters with profound gratitude for our own freedom.

Let us remind the world that our reflection and remembrance fortify our determination to deter and defeat terrorism.

We have a better world today because of the United Nations and its various international organizations.

Our Founding Fathers fought not only for our political rights but also to secure the economic freedoms without which these political freedoms are no more than a shadow.

We can only conclude that much remains to be done.

We will continue to do so, because we keep in mind the value and dignity of every human being.

I'm certain that the bill I'm signing today is not only an historic overhaul of our tax code and a sweeping victory for fairness.

We have a clear policy of combatting terrorism and of refusing to make concessions to terrorists.

The United Nations today faces a crisis of cash and credibility.