Political Quotes

Ronald Reagan

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Ronald Wilson Reagan was an American politician and actor who served as the 40th president of the United States from 1981 to 1989. A member of the Republican Party, he previously held the office of governor of California from 1967 to 1975. Reagan's presidency is noted for significant tax cuts, a strong anti-communist foreign policy, and the deregulation of various industries. His administration also faced challenges such as the Iran-Contra affair and economic issues, including inflation and unemployment.

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Oct 9, 1985

No nation, responsible nation, should give shelter to these people.

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Oct 9, 1985

We're determined to stand up for the rights of the family, to strengthen the community.

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Oct 8, 1985

The long-term stability of the railroad retirement system is still questionable.

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Oct 8, 1985

I urge all Americans to salute the courage of those who carry the white cane.

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Oct 8, 1985

Virginia is one of the greatest States of the greatest Nation on Earth.

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Oct 8, 1985

It is most fitting that the culmination of National Fire Prevention Week will be the observance of the National Fallen Firefighter Memorial Service.

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Oct 8, 1985

Family, faith, freedom, and opportunity aren't just campaign slogans for him; they're the foundation upon which his political philosophy is built.

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Oct 8, 1985

I've said it before, and I'll keep on saying it as many times as it takes: No matter how it's disguised or packaged, if Congress sends me a tax hike I'll send it right back with a big veto written across it.

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Oct 8, 1985

I do hereby proclaim October 1985 as National Spina Bifida Month.

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Oct 7, 1985

Freedom is the mainspring of progress that has enriched the lives of our people.

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Oct 7, 1985

Protectionism is a threat to the living standards our people have worked so hard to build.

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Oct 7, 1985

The dazzling success of Singapore in these last two decades shines as a tribute to the hard work and ingenuity of its people.

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Oct 7, 1985

I want to express my personal admiration for your recognition of the contributions America makes to world peace.

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Oct 7, 1985

Fortunately, Prime Minister Lee's sound judgment does not stop at the water's edge.

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Oct 7, 1985

The people of the United States... are committed to being part of this great experiment in enterprise and freedom.

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Oct 7, 1985

I’m confident that people of good will working together can make our international trading system work.

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Oct 7, 1985

You can be proud that under your leadership, Singapore has not only moved forward economically, but it has also stood for democratic government, human rights, and international peace.

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Oct 7, 1985

Our meetings today confirmed again the people of Singapore are our kind of people.

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Oct 7, 1985

Mr. Prime Minister, we're aware that your people are now faced with severe challenges brought on by international economic conditions.

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