Ronald Reagan

We must come to the support of our neighbors.

The worst possible policy for El Salvador is to provide just enough aid to keep the war going, but too little to wage it successfully.

A good-faith effort on both sides is all that's needed.

Recognizing the precariousness of man's life on this planet, we strive to undergird the work of men and women of goodwill to bring about a world built upon the true values of fellowship and mutual respect.

The only magicians are on the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue—sleight-of-hand artists who have a way of taking your tax dollars and making them disappear.

Our scientific and technological relations with the Soviet Union and Poland have been adversely affected by disappointing Soviet attitudes and actions.

Brotherhood/Sisterhood Week furthers our awareness of the universal nature of the human experience.

By focusing on the importance of the dignity of the individual, we acknowledge the bonds of birth, hope, and freedom that gave meaning to our way of life.

To give an old phrase a new twist, 'A woman's place is in the House-and the Senate.'

The strongest guardian against crime is the American people and the institutions that bind us together as a free society.

I believe that, under God, we're making that great dream come true.

Crime prevention is a top priority on the national agenda

The Egyptian-Israeli treaty proves what can be accomplished when states have the will to take risks for peace.

Our discussions today have reaffirmed that Egypt and Jordan will remain leaders in efforts to bring peace and security to the Middle East.

I'm confident that further steps toward peace in the Middle East are possible.

I think this demonstrated some flexibility on our part.

I believe that the process is moving smoothly and that United States interests would be best served by following that process to its conclusion.

His Majesty was an important force behind the U.N. Resolution 242.

I don't want us to be another great civilization that began its decline by forsaking its God.

I urge all Americans to participate in appropriate observances and activities and to make eye care and eye safety an important part of their lives.

Disillusionment would be easy.

I have sensed that maybe this hunger... is because we have under the guise of the first amendment... strayed from that.

I expect the USTR to pursue a resolution of this issue in a diligent and expeditious manner.

I invite all Americans to look back at the historic contributions of surveying and look ahead to the new technologies which are constantly modernizing this honored and learned profession.

I do hereby proclaim March 20, 1984, as National Agriculture Day.