Ronald Reagan

Space is also making this a more prosperous world; and in this endeavor, we've only scratched the surface.

American freedom was once protected by musket and ball.

I have been advised by the Secretary of Agriculture, and I agree with him, that there is reason to believe that changed circumstances require the termination of import fees for the entry of raw sugar.

I have always thought of the Turkish people as particularly brave and steadfast.

Seriously, though, to maximize our benefits, we must look beyond short-term steps to develop long-term goals for our national civilian space enterprise.

The Strategic Defense Initiative has been labeled 'Star Wars,' but it isn't about war; it's about peace.

I have, therefore, issued a proclamation suspending the import fees for TSUS item 956.15 and modifying the fees for TSUS items 956.05 and 957.15 to one cent per pound.

I'm proud to have been selected as the recipient of this coveted award.

We must make certain the same incentives that worked so well in developing America's first frontier are brought to play in taming the frontier of space.

We hope that the Turkish people understand that in our form of government the Executive can only seek to persuade the Congress and does not control congressional actions.

I can assure you that Mr. Gorbachev and his colleagues in the Soviet leadership will find America to be a willing partner in the search for true peace.

The United States is committed to help Turkey modernize its armed forces as quickly as possible.

A healthy, growing Turkish economy is in the best interests of Turkey and the United States.

We knew that malaise for what it really was: Government, with its high taxes, excessive spending and overregulation, had thrown a wrench in the works of our free markets.

I believe we have to tear down our present tax structure and build a new one.

What you have done for me is better than a hot tip.

Let me repeat again, if the political heat of budget cutting is too much for Congress, then they should give the President what 43 Governors have—a line-item veto.

I have said very many times that those elected in office who sit there in our Capitol Hill building ... sometimes you have to make them feel the heat.

The surest way to make American products more competitive is to spur innovation, enterprise, and productivity by cutting tax rates again.

We will always take care of the poor and the helpless among us, because that's the kind of people we are and have always been.

We're bullish on the American economy.

I have extended the emergency concerning the continuation in effect of export regulations.

I am continuing the national emergency in order to deal with the threat posed by the unrestricted access of foreign parties to United States commercial goods, technology, and technical data.

I declared a national emergency to deal with an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the United States.

Our salvation is in ourselves and what we do with our lives and the choices that we make.