Ronald Reagan

A Presidential agricultural task force to Liberia will arrive in Monrovia November 7 on a 2-week mission.

The Congress must act to bring about growth and new opportunities.

The economic health of America is at stake.

I've never believed more strongly that America is beginning a season of hope.

I'm not going to sugar-coat this news, because I cannot hide my own personal ache.

Jobs must be our most urgent priority, and lasting solutions must be our constant and consistent principle.

Campaign rhetoric and partisan politics must be set aside.

Today I announced my intention to reappoint individuals to the National Institute of Justice Advisory Board.

Our task is to be sure our leaders do not fail the American people.

In inflation is down to 4.8 percent.

We're seeing it begin to happen.

It is with deep regret that I accept your letter of resignation.

I am pleased to announce my recess appointment of Donald P. Hodel as Secretary of Energy.

You have met many challenges over the past twenty months and contributed a great deal of progress toward America's secure energy future.

The development of democratic institutions to complement economic growth is a parallel objective to which we are equally committed.

You have been a most loyal supporter and team player, for which I am most grateful.

She would succeed Frances Garcia.

America's highest mission is to encourage the world along the path of peace.

Democracy cannot be imposed from outside and it frequently evolves only after patient, incremental steps.

We must not underestimate the task that we face in supporting the growth of democracy.

There's no more striking symbol of democracy than the picture of a citizen casting a ballot, electing a leader, choosing his or her own destiny.

He told President Monge he will work hard toward that goal.

Your presence today already provides inspiration to those who believe in and work for democracy.

It's an opportunity to point out to the world that democracy gives to the people of each nation a chance to chart their own course.

The free flow and the open competition of ideas is the heart of our free societies.