Ronald Reagan

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and statutes of the United States of America, and to terminate the establishing authorities for committees that are inactive or no longer necessary, it is hereby ordered as…

I assure you that the Administration will not relax one bit in our continued pursuit of spending cuts.

I could understand how he can continue to believe that this in some way represents a turn in my direction or philosophy, because it doesn't.

I still believe in the combination: first of all, continued reduction in spending; at the same time, that—for the economy's sake and to get it rolling again—that we must also, as we can, reduce the percentage that government is taking in…

It was good to see you again.

On the side of national defense.

The goal is simple and just: to see to it that everyone pays his fair share—no more, no less.

This tax bill is not, as it has so often been mislabeled, the biggest tax increase in history.

About 80 percent of the money raised by the tax bill will come from plugging loopholes and from better compliance.

I recommend that the Senate give early and favorable consideration to the Convention and related Protocol and give advice and consent to their ratification.

I still believe that this country has an obligation to pursue the peace process that was started in Camp David.

I wish that the President of the United States had the power that most Governors have in their own States, which is the right of line-item veto.

I don't bear grudges or anything.

On taxes, the proof is in the bottom line.

I think it is, pretty much, an election-year reaction.

Let us help pledge anew to dedicate our efforts to ensure equality of opportunity for every citizen of the United States.

I'm reasonably optimistic.

I think the issue is so clear cut that when the facts are explained, how they can continue resistance to this when we have protected entirely the tax cuts passed last year.

Mr. Sadleir participated in advance operations for campaign events for Ronald Reagan.

Today I am announcing my intention to nominate W. Scott Thompson.

Send Larry Williams to Washington to work with us as a United States Senator.

You just be sure that you run Larry Williams out of Montana—just send him to Washington, D.C.

Economic recovery is long, hard work, but surely and slowly, we're going to make this economy great again.

America needs to reap more than your abundant grain—to export your spirit, to help with the renewal of America.

We're committed to preserving that freedom that John Owen loved to celebrate.