Ronald Reagan

Just throwing money at it isn't the answer.

I can assure the farmers and dairymen that no administration will ever take their problems more seriously or work harder for solutions than this administration.

Both sides, according to our proposal, are going to have to do away with some of their weapons.

We're on the way there.

I'm proud of you not just for being the warm and generous person you are, but also for being a shrewd and highly intelligent public servant.

The whole—our whole aim is a reduction in the number of missiles for both sides to the 5,000 limit and a reduction in the destructive power.

No, I'll fight to the death against that tax cut.

I have agreed and approved the report in its entirety.

Remember, there are plenty of people in Washington who want to take back your tax cuts and send Federal spending and inflation skyrocketing again.

I think it's possible.

We haven't cut any budgets.

The Foundation has a long record of excellence in supporting advancements in science.

I can't think of a better example of the American dream come true.

All it did was just make me wish to hell I'd seen the rest of the game.

Maybe you might make the starting lineup next year.

I have pledged to Congress my full support for the Scowcroft commission recommendations.

M. Lester O'Shea will bring valuable experience to the National Advisory Council on Adult Education.

To be the best basketball player ever is a pressure I put on myself.

I'm very proud to have these things.

By supporting top quality science projects, the National Science Foundation is part of the national effort to strengthen our great capabilities in research and innovation.

Our goal is to maintain a stable nuclear balance in order to reduce the risk of war.

You said on February 13, 1980, that the United States has an obligation to its citizens and to the people of the world never to let those who would destroy freedom dictate the future course of human existence on our planet.

I deeply admire his farsighted commitment to the long-range interests of his people.

Prevention is better than cure.

I could not conclude more fittingly than by expressing our confidence in the democratic nations, among which the United States holds the most important place.