Ronald Reagan

I remain confident that there is a basis for agreement on measures that would reduce the burden of Federal regulations.

Never forget, Americans, that yours is a spiritual country.

We all in this room, I know, and we know many millions more everywhere, turn to God in prayer, believe in the power and the spirit of prayer.

It is time to simplify the entire tax code so everyone is on equal footing.

The proposal in this budget provides important additional steps toward reducing the deficit.

The economy's response has fully vindicated my economic program.

Federal money cannot buy educational excellence.

I'm confident that our bilateral relations will continue to grow and flourish.

All Americans benefit from your profession, your calling.

There's no better way to promote international understanding and good will, or to explain freedom and democracy, than through travel and tourism.

Travel and tourism is an important industry.

There's no doubt that the golden days of tourism are yet to come.

The United States strongly supports Yugoslavia's independence, unity, and territorial integrity.

The strength of our national defense must be restored so that we can pursue prosperity in peace and freedom.

I conveyed to President Spiljak our deeper commitment to reach equitable, verifiable agreements with the Soviet Union.

To the Congress of the United States: In accordance with the Impoundment Control Act of 1974, I herewith report nine rescission proposals totaling $634,711,454.

The key word is 'free.'

Making a profit means filling other people's needs and doing it efficiently, courteously, and at as low a rate as possible.

We hope that the Soviet Union will be willing to do this in 1984.

No growth would improve the quality of life.

One of our greatest blessings was freedom that unleashed the creative energy of our people.

The American people want this reform.

With freedom and a profit motive we've achieved greatness as a nation.

I, for one, have no trouble with the profit motive.

The United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency has primary responsibility for leading the Administration's efforts to reduce the world's nuclear arsenals.