Ronald Reagan

You know something? I think he's more ready to be our problem than our President.

The greatness of America and the solution to her problems begins with the people—with all of you.

I have to tell you that you're absolutely right.

It is only right that we bestow upon each of them our nation's greatest honor: American citizenship.

We need a policy of higher growth.

This represents a small but important first step, accomplished in large part because of bipartisan cooperation in both houses.

We want to see America reach for the stars, not reach for excuses why we shouldn't.

You know that dreams, drive, courage, and creativity make all the difference.

Their priorities can't be determined by Washington.

And I am so proud to be able to say that during these last 4 years, not 1 inch of territory has been lost to Communist aggression.

And I want to thank all of you young people who are here with us today.

You make it so easy to say it's good to be back in the heart of Dixie.

We've reversed the power flow.

I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 960, which confers citizenship posthumously on Cpl. Wladyslaw Staniszewski.

You built an economic recovery that's astounded the experts.

I've come today to talk to all of you about a choice we'll be making for our future on November 6th.

I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 5164, the Central Intelligence Agency Information Act.

Here in America we're a government of, by, and for the people, and not the other way around.

He made the supreme sacrifice under our nation's colors and for our country.

I have told, wherever I've gone—because all over the country today, at gatherings like this, I have seen so many young people.

The centerpiece of our administration is one word: freedom.

Each was truly an American, and every one earned the right to be an American.

America is at peace, and the economy is in one piece.

I think our competitors in the world are in for an unpleasant surprise.

All we asked for was to recognize that the Constitution... is interfering with the private individual's right to the practice of religion.