Ronald Reagan

The country is bursting with ideas and creativity.

Government can provide opportunity.

The future is too important for it to be used as a political football.

Older Americans making up 11 percent of our population will receive 28 percent of the Federal budget in this present fiscal year.

I have nominated Mark Evans Austad to be Ambassador to Norway.

He would succeed Peter R. Rosenblatt.

The United States is prepared to help Zaire achieve its development and security goals.

Social security can and will be saved.

I intend to nominate Mr. Zeder for the rank of Ambassador while serving in that capacity.

I'll say single digit.

John Kennedy knew this 20 years ago when he proposed a tax cut based on the same principle.

I have to call your attention again that they had plenty of warning.

Let it never be said that ours was the first generation of Americans to falter.

And the only thing I want to ask of them is: Are you sure the other fellows went home?

There's one Democrat Congressman already that has announced that he will seek reelection as a Republican.

We're studying right now our economic relations with them.

I think in view of the record, you can't dismiss them out of hand.

What we don't need is more spending, and what we don't need are taxes, and what we do need is a lot less of both.

I want to see them down.

I'm very hopeful about these negotiations.

The private sector has formidable powers of creativity and risk-taking.

This is one of my highest priorities.

This food grant reflects the humanitarian concern of this Nation for the well-being of the people of Poland.

Currently the stockpile is critically deficient in Jamaican-type bauxite, with an inventory 12 million tons below requirements.

The stability and economic strength of Jamaica are important to our national security interests in the Caribbean.