Ronald Reagan

The America we're fighting for is one in which no one gets left behind, from Buffalo to the Bronx, from the Great Lakes to the Great Salt Lake.

I ask each of you now to continue that tradition of voluntary sharing.

Our philosophy is against the unfair and the wrong-headed policies of grain embargoes

I am convinced that the U.S. and the Soviet Union share a deep obligation to all humanity to get on with the urgent business of reducing nuclear arms.

I have loved my country in a way that some people consider sentimental and out of style.

Today I announced my intention to nominate John N. Griesemer.

The most important thing to begin with is to see if we cannot lessen this threat hanging over the world.

I would answer that the facts would belie any such supposition.

I believe it's important to use the opportunity provided by Mr. Gromyko's presence in the United States to confer on a range of issues of international importance.

The Soviets can increase by 10 million metric tons their purchase of wheat and or corn

The United States is ready to do its part.

They're the most productive people, I think, on the face of the Earth

One of my highest priorities is finding ways to reduce the level of arms and to improve our working relationship with the Soviet Union.

I remain an optimist with joy, without apology about this country and about the American experiment in democracy.

We're going to continue to do everything we can to strengthen markets for America's farmers

I think that all of these tie together.

I have enjoyed my life, its disappointments outweighed by its pleasures.

The ceiling for the second year of agreement is being raised to 22 million metric tons

Let's be grateful to heroes and to the mothers of heroes, as well.

In recognition of the many achievements of the Hispanic American Community, I do hereby proclaim the week beginning September 10, 1984, as National Hispanic Heritage Week.

Today we celebrate this with the proclamation of National Hispanic Heritage Week, 1984.

The American dream is alive and well.

Today it gives me great pleasure to sign this proclamation and to honor the wonderful people with whom we share that most precious title—American.

Our Hispanic heritage is something of which all Americans can be proud.

This country belongs to all of us.