Ronald Reagan

I'm proud, as all Americans should be proud, of the brave Americans who are serving our nation throughout the world in the cause of peace for people everywhere.

The old solutions more than doubled our taxes just between 1976 and 1981.

Well, I've been traveling our nation, and I've heard what our people feel.

Will we continue on the high road of hope?

We owe you a lot, and you're the last people in this country who deserve to be taken for granted or taken for a ride.

Air Force One is pretty big; I'd like to take all of you back to Washington, because we need more of your kind.

We ended the unfair, unwise grain embargo.

We're part of the same team, the American team, and we ain't coming in second.

If America is to remain a leader in world affairs, we must have policies that encourage this kind of investment in the future.

We will never again allow the United States of America to let down its guard.

A partial recovery and a partial expansion isn't enough.

We must continue cracking down on crime.

Nothing, and I mean nothing, has made me prouder the past, almost-4 years than the young people who are serving our country in uniform.

We want a government that trusts you.

You came for freedom and opportunity.

Our economy will still be healthy come the November election.

I'm mixing metaphors here, but it seems to me the other side is so upset at the good health of the economy that they've decided to give us a dose of the medicine that made us sick.

I won't rest until every American who wants a job can find a job.

We in the administration value highly our relationship with the countries of the Pacific.

This Administration has already taken many steps to deal with the steel import problem.

I think his vision was a clear one.

I have determined today, under Section 203 of the Trade Act, that import relief is not in the national economic interest.

It is not in the national economic interest to take actions which put at risk thousands of jobs.

Resist continuing protectionist pressures, to reduce barriers to trade, and to make renewed efforts to liberalize and expand trade.

Well, God bless you all.