Ronald Reagan

It is through each individual citizen living out the ideals of the Constitution that we reach for a full expression of those ideals.

There can be no more precious possession than United States citizenship.

Let us rededicate ourselves to a full realization of the potential of the great country which the Founding Fathers struggled to create more than two hundred years ago.

Senate bill 46, which I have signed into law, is a major step forward in this administration's efforts to revitalize the United States merchant marine and shipping industry.

This legislation is remarkable in that it culminates more than 50 years of effort to make these laws more understandable by the regulated public and by the administering agency.

America, mankind's last, best hope for freedom, is a special place, a place where so many dreams have come true.

S. 46 eliminates this maze.

It is with great pleasure that I have signed this bill.

Twenty years ago today, a quarter of a million Americans peacefully and prayerfully assembled in the shadow of the Lincoln Memorial for a noble cause.

Today, let us resolve anew to do everything we can, in our time, to continue to fulfill Dr. King's dream.

This is an important step, but much still needs to be done to help the United States merchant marine and shipping industry revitalize itself.

Exercise that right.

Women in the 1980's are a diverse majority with varied interests and varied futures.

The Cabinet isn't something that just gathers a few weeks for a kind of ceremonial visit.

President today announced his intention to nominate Richard H. Francis to be President of the Solar Energy and Energy Conservation Bank.

Nothing would make me happier than to hear that many of you have returned home ready to run.

Barbara E. McConnell is highly qualified for this position.

The greatest political opportunity for women in this country rests with the Republican Party.

I want to urge women not only to vote, but to run for public office.

Republican women have a great deal to celebrate.

I believe the greatest contribution this administration can make to women is to get the economy moving and keep it moving.

To every cynic who says the American dream is dead, I say look at the Americans of Hispanic descent who are making it in the business world.

Together we will keep America the land of the free and the home of the brave, a land that still offers that last, best hope of mankind.

Our history isn't perfect, but we can be proud of our country.

Your four organizations prove that by working as independent forces in the community and working together, you can help others succeed.