Ronald Reagan

As I say, we each have our own relationships with our countries and—

I think I can answer that very easily.

The music of Rudy Vallee will be a part of American culture for generations to come.

And still they come, drawn by the promise of liberty under law, guided still by the beacon light of liberty...

Hope that our children will always find here the land of liberty in a land that is free.

Keeping faith with a dream of long ago and guiding millions still to a future of peace and freedom.

I do hereby proclaim July 6, 1986, as National Air Traffic Control Day.

It is altogether fitting that we should celebrate this day with great joy, because it is the birthday of our beloved country.

Let us renew our commitment to the message and the meaning of the Declaration of Independence: 'That all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights...,'

That's going to be the only way, eventually, that we'll resolve it—is when we, the people and as individuals and as groups, say we've had enough of this.

We want to draw the line at not saying that we're suddenly going to make our military have a police capability.

Yes. And I've never yielded on that point.

I think the Presidency is an institution over which you have temporary custody.

I think that something very definite would go out of America if we ever forgot our heritage.

No, we have to have control and have had; it's been traditional in our country for many years.

I just hope they spell my name right.

I continue to believe that the proposal to sell the PMA's should be pursued.

I am proud to nominate Lynn Marvin Hansen to be an Assistant Director of the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.

By the standards of past supplemental bills, H.R. 4515 is notably restrained.

I don't think anyone can support the policy of apartheid morally.

I think what we have to face is there is a limit to what success we can have with simply trying to shut off the inflow of drugs.

We must also continue expanding opportunities to ensure strong growth for minority businesses.

The Secretary General will have our full confidence and support as he proceeds with his good offices mission.

National Literacy Day provides an opportunity to alert every American to this problem and to the resources available to the dedicated men and women who so selflessly devote their energies to helping other people improve their reading and…

Mr. Horowitz has had an impressive career in the Foreign Service and will serve our country well in The Gambia.