Ronald Reagan

Let them clearly state the alternative.

Yes, it was a very improper thing to say, but it certainly was not said in the sense of any bitterness or bigotry or prejudice.

Not that I know of, no, because this is the first time that we publicly voiced them.

I have come to discuss how we can keep faith with the dreams that created this organization.

Governments got in the way of the dreams of the people.

No, I accepted his apology.

Meaningful arms control agreements between the United States and the Soviet Union would make our world less dangerous.

We could be hopeful and optimistic.

And all of us have the responsibility to work for that better world.

We're in a world today where not only are the civilians fair game, but the most potent weapons systems, the nuclear weapons, are definitely aimed at the destruction of civilians.

I assume that he did.

If I knew the answer to that one, I wouldn't give it to you.

I've heard nothing officially.

That never slackened in any way or weakened the resolve of this country.

I think right now this is a first step.

I believe that campaigns are too long anyway.

I'm certain that the Russian people don't want a war, and I know our people don't.

I remain fully convinced of the importance of educational institutions.

Sports and fitness opportunities are for everyone.

Well, not purposely.

The United States, today as in the past, is a champion of freedom and self-determination for all people.

You represent a proud part of America's heritage.

We seek a return to this spirit.

We must make certain that every American has the opportunity to live up to his or her potential.

I think we have more to offer them than the other side does.