Ronald Reagan

I hope that we can close ranks for the good of the country, and—once the contest is over.

I'm not going to say anything until they tell me it's official.

Well, yes, I think if you're in the race at all, you know how someone would—how you'd feel yourself.

The message is: Here in America, the people are in charge.

Let's say I'm cautiously optimistic.

America's best days lie ahead.

We want a change, and we want it now.

No, because I haven't let it make a difference in the way I've handled it up till now.

You are the guardians of this great democracy.

America will never give up, never go back—never.

We're going to do everything we can to see if they'll come back.

A strong America will continue to push back frontiers of science and space.

Let's walk together on the new path of hope and opportunity.

His economic program has two parts: first, raise your taxes; second, do it again.

The big leagues are out in the heartland with you.

With 'Duke' here, California is in good hands.

America is back, a giant on the scene, powerful in its renewed spirit.

I'll just wait for nightfall.

Why raise our taxes, when we can raise our sights?

The State I remember back in those days had some of the same economic problems that confront the Federal Government.

Abe Lincoln said we must disenthrall ourselves with the past—and then we will save our country.

I'm not going to change now.

We won't try to buy them back by increasing offers and so forth.

America has made an amazing comeback.

He says he cares about the middle class, but he boasts, and I quote, 'I have consistently supported legislation, time after time, which increases taxes on my own constituents.'