Ronald Reagan

No legislative action should be taken until the recommendations of the Packard Blue Ribbon Commission have been evaluated and other Congressional proposals have been reviewed.

The Red Cross has touched most of our lives.

The Red Cross is always there for us; now we need to be there for them.

It is entirely dependent on private contributions for support.

The answer is talking the question over.

This is wholly inappropriate and a potentially extremely costly precedent should it be applied to other public interest regulations.

No woman need fear that the child she carries is unwanted.

Permit me to underscore our heartfelt support for this courageous and determined effort to promote peace and reconciliation in Northern Ireland.

Because Congress has accepted very few of these proposals, it is now clear that all of the non-defense appropriations bills will be far above my budget.

I call on all Americans and governmental and private agencies to observe the week with appropriate activities.

America has flourished because of diversity, and there's no reason that Northern Ireland can't be the same way.

This bill does not meet that test.

The presidential veto is an instrument to be used with care.

It is entirely fitting that the United States and other governments join this important endeavor.

Only it can provide the sharp pressure needed to move the Sandinistas toward serious negotiations and prevent the consolidation of a totalitarian state allied with Cuba and the Soviet bloc in Central America.

My vision of the future is of a more stable and secure world in which strategic defenses play a dominant role, one which would neutralize the menace of ballistic missiles and, ultimately, allow us to eliminate nuclear weapons altogether.

If we both reduce the weapons of war there would be no losers, only winners.

Freedom and democracy are the best guarantors of peace.

This conference can begin a dialog for peace.

Someone once said, 'Nations do not distrust each other because they are armed; they are armed because they distrust each other.'

Indiana Retana would succeed W. Hughes Brockbank.

I believe the constitutional principles of federalism must be recognized so that limits are placed on Federal regulation of State and local governments.

I think the world is pretty much divided right now, certainly Europe and our own hemisphere here between East and West.

I'm going to make every effort to try and reduce the mistrust and suspicion that seems to exist between our two nations.

An overall agreement that we do understand the positions that we're in as the two so-called superpowers and that we have a great responsibility to maintain peace in the world.