Ronald Reagan

A great many people are praying for all of you.

I'm calling first of all—I just have to tell you how much I'm impressed by all that you are doing up there in this effort on the whales.

I disagree with the wording of certain clauses.

I have today signed S. 908, the 'Inspector General Act Amendments of 1988.'

My Administration has had a long-standing and deep commitment to the work of the Inspectors General within the Executive branch.

Such requirements would conflict with the constitutional protection afforded the integrity and confidentiality of the internal deliberations of the Executive branch.

I must, however, note that S. 908, like the Inspector General Act of 1978, raises certain constitutional concerns.

The reward for good deeds does not only come in the hereafter, it comes every day in the knowledge that the world is maybe a little better because of the things you've done in your life.

It is better to give than to receive.

Have the courage of the values that God placed in your soul.

Fighting for what you believe in is not only good; it's fun.

High school students are saying no to drugs, including cocaine, as never before.

Love thy neighbor as thyself.

We have a secret weapon: the best blankety-blank kids in the world.

If we don't want a tax-and-spend liberal in the White House, shouldn't we give the President we do want a Congress that will work with him?

I hereby state, pursuant to section 252(b), that no aggregate outlay reductions are required.

They like things just as they are, although they act as if the first chance they get they'll find a way out of the discipline of Gramm-Rudman-Hollings.

Only Congress can determine how big the deficit will be, or if we're to have a deficit at all.

America must stand with those who fight for freedom in Nicaragua.

I'll predict that the crew of the Discovery has launched a whole new generation of young space pioneers.

Methanol, for example, is used in the Indianapolis 500 and in other race cars because it simultaneously enhances performance and safety.

The objective of Administration policy remains support for a return to civilian constitutional rule and the development of an apolitical military establishment in Panama.

Believe me, when you're my age you just love hearing about alternative sources of energy.

Ours is the first generation in human history that has had the tools to bring mankind into the heavens, into space; and America intends to stay there as long as the human soul can dream and wonder.

Our policy in Nicaragua remains the same: freedom for the people of Nicaragua, restoration of democratic institutions, and peace and stability for all of Central America.