Ronald Reagan

In good times and bad, you've been doing America proud.

As I've said, everything that our farm program will allow us to do we're going to try to do.

We haven't closed any doors.

I want you to know that the fellow you see standing before you today considers himself one lucky man.

I'm always happy to be anyplace that's twice as old as I am.

And all I can say is: Ain't it great?

Well, that's all right. That's the first time I ever spoke standing on a Democratic platform.

America's best days do lie ahead.

Texas led the way to prosperity once before, and with Bill Clements as her Governor, she'll lead the way again.

There was a billion dollar surplus.

When it comes to realignment, there's every reason to be optimistic.

This administration is wholeheartedly committed to a strong, domestic energy industry.

I think this is one of the finest generations of young people this country has ever seen.

Some men change party for principle, and some men change principle for party.

I've been meeting a lot of Democrats recently who've become Republicans.

Political strategists think of Florida as a bellwether State.

I know that Bill and all your Republican Congressmen are also proud that very soon we're taking another step in the direction of curbing government through our tax reform package.

We went to the American people and told them: 'The economy's gone sour, and taxes are too high.'

This may well be their last chance to steer American politics way over to the left.

Can you think of a better flag to wave?

I hope I can count on you to be in the forefront of a trend that will ensure that the United States Senate remains in Republican hands.

And that's what it's all been about these last few years: bringing America together again, restoring her greatness.

Believe me, these liberals never met a tax they didn't like.

I just met one who's running for office in Louisiana.

His intention to nominate Thomas R. Blank to be an Assistant Administrator of the Agency for International Development.