Ronald Reagan

The Secretary of the Interior and the Director of OMB would recommend that the bill be vetoed.

We are convinced that even during these times of fiscal austerity, significant progress in traffic safety can be achieved.

And we will heed the call if we must.

The national outrage against drunk drivers has brought about even more improvements in traffic safety.

This provision must be construed as a nonbinding request that the Secretary consult with the tribes in developing the relevant measurements.

Our conduct would be governed by the directive [Executive Order 12333] that I had.

Let these people go!

We are pleased at the announcement that Mr. Singh has been freed by his captors.

I am pleased that the House of Representatives sustained my veto of the protectionist textiles bill.

Believe me, everything you've done through the Republican Governors Association has been much appreciated.

We are obviously happy for him, his family, and friends.

By sustaining the veto, the House has once again reaffirmed America's commitment to the free market and free international trade.

I did—for the record, the misery index was around 13 percent.

Consequently, any commission examining these issues should have a mandate to consider the broader issues of deposit insurance for the future.

Federal deposit insurance has, since its inception, underwritten the Nation's depository system by providing stability for financial markets.

You prove that hard work and determination overcome all obstacles and that despair is unnecessary.

What the gerrymandering has meant to us are you aware that in the 58 years from 1931 through 1988 the Democrats have held the House of Representatives in Washington for 54 of those 58 years?

The Federal Government is so large and its mandate so very broad that when programs are instituted, flexibility and ability to adapt to local circumstances are very limited.

I urge the Senate to pass a responsible drug bill.

Well, if they are, I hope they're on the right side.

The American people are beginning to understand that in all these ways the liberal leadership has been saying 'no' to rank-and-file Democrats.

The two visa allocation programs would impose significant costs on the Federal government.

I think it's time for Congress to go home.

The bill would, contrary to fundamental principles underlying our immigration laws, favor particular nations.

I am most grateful for what I've heard.