Ronald Reagan

We're still the technological leaders in the world.

I believe that enactment of this legislation would serve the national interest by honoring one of its superb public servants in a permanent and meaningful way.

Corporations are owned by people.

We have not been producing at the rate we should the new jobs to take care of that upsurge.

Our one job program that has already passed, we figure that more than 70 cents out of every dollar is going to go into training.

The goal has to be peace.

This problem confronts us now.

Yes, but before they get it, they're entitled as owners to the entire profit.

I believe that it is a day that should be nationally recognized.

We do believe in free trade, but it has to be fair trade, also.

I hope they'll meet us in good faith and join us.

Americans can still pull together for the common good.

You should have taken some lessons from those kids over there at that plant. They asked good questions.

I said it was something that we ought to look at, because there isn't really a justification for it.

There will be new jobs.

Any time you've got unemployment, you're in an emergency.

I'm going to talk about what we all have to do together.

Perceptions are only as they happen to be at the moment.

If you're right, that'll take care of itself.

I don't believe any administrations in the past have risen or fallen on the State of the Union address.

It's one that, of course, I'm sure we're all involved in and that we're all interested in and wrapped up in—this economic windstorm that has hit us here, and what we can do about it.

No, I don't think that you can really get in depth.

I am pleased to announce my intention to appoint Jean J. Smoot as a member of the Board of Foreign Scholarships.

I kept warning that inflation is like radioactivity; it's cumulative.

I must say this, that after all the years in the other industry, I've been surprised that I could still get puckered up going in to appear before an audience.