Ronald Reagan

Nothing in our tax plan will affect your Social Security checks in any way—period.

Don't you believe that our taxes are too high, too complicated, and utterly unfair?

Isn't it time we junked that old heap and got ourselves a better model that's brand new?

Today's tax system means that precious resources—often scarce investment capital—are spent on useless tax dodges.

There, the son of Danish immigrants, Gutzon Borglum, immortalized in granite the faces of Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln.

One of the greatest threats to freedom is that it will never be taken for granted—or, pardon me, I should say, it will be taken for granted is the threat.

I was happy to have had the opportunity to congratulate you, Prime Minister Schluter, on the success that you've had in your country in putting in place economy building measures, including a far-reaching tax reform program.

Freedom brings people of diverse backgrounds together as friends.

First, a toast to Her Majesty, the Queen of Denmark—to the Queen.

Working together, we can see to it that our international markets stay open.

Americans share for the Danish people.

Denmark is an old friend and an ally in NATO and an active trading partner.

I think the national debate over tax reform reflects the strength and soul of our democracy.

Democratic governments are naturally inclined toward peace.

Let all of us learn from their devotion.

It is persuasion, but also indicating that the American people can get impatient with this.

Today I announced my intention to appoint the following individuals to be members of the Commission on Presidential Scholars.

Being true to our heritage does not mean quitting, but reaching out.

It is the foreign policy of the United States to seek peaceful change in South Africa.

I am pleased to announce my intention to nominate Esther Kratzer Everett to be a member of the National Advisory Council on Women's Educational Programs.

I have exercised my statutory authority to declare that the policies and actions of the Government of South Africa constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to the foreign policy and economy of the United States.

Our foreign policy of seeking change through peaceful means is seriously threatened.

I assured him of our desire to be of help...

The problems of South Africa were not created overnight and will not be solved overnight.

I want to work with the Congress to advance bipartisan support for America's policy toward South Africa.