Ronald Reagan

America will never go back—never.

What America needs is not high—it needs high tech, not high taxes.

Ours is the land of the free because it is the home of the brave.

Four years ago, we began to navigate by some fixed principles.

Our future will be great because our nation will be strong.

We must continue to build upon the new beginning that we started 4 years ago.

He's no doubt proud of the fact that as a United States Senator, he voted 16 times to increase your taxes.

If my opponent's economic program were a television show, it would be 'Let's Make a Deal.'

The United States of America was never meant to be a second-best nation.

Don't pay any attention to them, because it might tempt some of you to think your vote isn't needed.

We need these two candidates in Washington to keep the pressure on Tip O'Neill.

Our future will always be great because our nation will be strong.

A vote for our team with Chuck Percy is a vote for America's future.

Nothing immoral about rescuing American students whose lives were in danger.

The most important thing that all of you can do is make certain that come election day, you vote for Fred Eckert.

This nation should set its sights on the stars and go for the gold.

I invite all interested government agencies and officials and the American people to observe this occasion with appropriate observances.

I do hereby proclaim the week of November 12, 1984, through November 18, 1984, as National Reye's Syndrome Week.

I am deeply honored that you've allowed me to serve you for these past 4 years.

You young people, you are what this election is all about—you and your future.

America is back, a giant on the scene, powerful in its renewed spirit, powerful in its growing economy, and powerful in its ability to defend itself and secure the peace.

I'm only trying to make it 2 and 0.

Please, no matter what it takes, go to the polls and vote, and get others out to vote.

Together we can keep not just the State of New York, but America headed ever upward.

I do hereby proclaim the month of November 1984 as National Alzheimer's Disease Month.