Ronald Reagan

If the Soviets do share our commitment, there can be real progress on nuclear arms reductions, and it can begin soon.

We will mold our efforts to encourage development in the Philippines.

We seek to strengthen strategic stability and truly diminish the risk of nuclear war.

Judge Scalia is also widely regarded in his profession as a first-class intellect, a persuasive jurist, and a warm, caring person.

Her courage and her commitment to democracy, mirroring those same qualities in the Filipino people, have inspired the world.

I call upon appropriate government officials to display the flag of the United States on all government buildings on Citizenship Day, September 17, 1986.

We place a high value on character and hope everyone appreciates this and takes it into account.

The United States is fully committed to achieving genuine arms reductions—and soon.

I therefore urge the Soviet Union to resolve this case promptly before it does even more damage to the relationship between our two countries.

I have no doubt that William Rehnquist will prove to be a Chief Justice of historic stature.

Justice Rehnquist believes, as I do, that our Founding Fathers did not create the Supreme Court as a kind of supralegislature; that judges should interpret the law, not make it.

I would hope American as well as foreign investors take notice of this incredible opportunity to help build a country.

Both Chief Justice Rehnquist and Associate Justice Scalia will be strong and eloquent voices for the proper role of the judiciary and the rights of victims.

Our overriding priority in these talks is the achievement of agreements which will bring about deep, equitable, and verifiable reductions in the nuclear arsenals of both the United States and the Soviet Union.

The bill is unnecessary because the Federal Government already provides very generous leave benefits for its employees.

I think it is fitting that a poster put out by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute features a young Hispanic child wearing an astronaut's helmet and the words, 'El derecho al futuro'—the right to the future.

This requirement could conflict with a pending Presidential decision on which existing launch commitments to honor.

The Administration supports Senate passage of S. 2405

I pledge today to oppose any effort to raise the tax rates and negate the hard-fought progress that we've made.

The bill is objectionable for the following major reasons: It interferes with the private marketplace.

The Administration urges the adoption of amendments

The bill would create a Federal intrusion into the traditional responsibility of the States.

The President's senior advisors will recommend a veto of the bill

These provisions include:

An unforeseen emergency exists which requires immediate military assistance to the Philippines.