Ronald Reagan

You've got your priorities straight.

A balanced budget is an article of faith between you and your leaders.

Bob Michel is a Congressman because he believes in something.

Dear America, I just thought I would write you a letter to let you know how great I think you are.

We Americans have never been quitters, and we aren't about to quit now.

Nothing means more to the health of American agriculture than restoring our reputation as a reliable supplier.

Getting Americans back to work is an urgent priority for all of us, and, other than keeping the peace, I have no higher priority.

I don't want to go back. Do you?

It was just going to further set us back with regard to increased government spending, without doing the job that we see now is being done by sticking to the course of our economic recovery program.

I reaffirmed the United States support for the sovereignty, unity, territorial integrity, and freedom of Lebanon.

Let's remember we're also celebrating our industrial life.

This step symbolizes our firm commitment both to preventing the spread of nuclear explosives and to fighting the scourge of terrorism.

It is my hope that our mutual efforts will lead to restored peace and prosperity for all the people of Lebanon and indeed in all of the Middle East.

Nuclear proliferation threatens global security, and preventing it is critically important to the United States.

Homeownership is not just a symbol, it represents the American way of life.

The U.S. is a leader in the international campaign to prevent nuclear proliferation and terrorism.

Americans by a wide margin feel that homeownership is a cherished tradition that binds families, builds financial security, and strengthens communities and economic growth.

We're turning things around, and we'll turn them around even faster with the new Republicans we'll elect this fall.

We have no intention of asking for any changes in that farm program that we have—the quota program.

Well, the real story, Pete, is that that is a dishonest charge, and many of them making it know that.

Now, Therefore, I, Ronald Reagan, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim the month of October 1982, as 'National Spinal Cord Injury Month.'

Bess Truman embodied the basic decency of America.

I came here to solve problems, not to add to them.

Our initiatives to increase exports, restore our reputation as a reliable supplier, and regain our market share.

I find the bill unacceptable.