Ronald Reagan

Government has become a drag on the economy.

Judge O'Connor, in my view, will bring new lustre and new strength to the Supreme Court.

I am pleased to transmit to the Congress...

I believe that this agreement will further the non-proliferation and other foreign policy interests of the United States.

The proposed bilateral agreement reflects the desire of the Governments of the United States and Egypt...

What makes our revolution unique and so exciting, then, is that it changed the very concept of government.

We're happy and proud because we're free, and we know the best of America is yet to be.

We can make America great again by putting the destiny of this Nation back in the hands of the people.

Today, all over America, families and friends are reuniting to renew ties, enjoy each other's company, and celebrate our Nation's birthday.

When we unfurl our flags, strike up the bands, and light up the skies each July 4th, we celebrate the most exciting, ongoing adventure in human freedom the world has ever known.

Putting people first has always been America's secret weapon.

We have the chance to prove what people can do on their own.

The values that cause us to care for our neighbors, our countrymen and people in faraway lands are the values that make us great.

I am pleased to nominate Kathleen M. Bennett to be Assistant Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.

There is hereby established a Meritorious Service Medal, with accompanying ribbons and appurtenances, for award by the Secretary of a Military Department or the Secretary of Transportation with regard to the Coast Guard when not operating…

I believe that the best don’t always win. But I believe, and I’ve been proved correct, that the worst certainly lose.

I intend to nominate John A. Todhunter to be Assistant Administrator for Toxic Substances of the Environmental Protection Agency.

It is a matter of poise, of inner conviction, of the self-assurance that comes from being at ease with one's self.

It's been a pleasure meeting with the Prime Minister, and I certainly thank him for coming to visit our country.

Free people throughout the world are looking for leadership that embodies their deepest aspirations.

We're both committed to growth economies based on free enterprise.

Leadership must both recognize danger and stimulate confidence.

It's been a great pleasure to meet you, Mr. President, and to exchange views with you today.

Australia has 'passed the ball to private enterprise which has now picked it up and is running hard.'

Our friendship and cooperation will hasten the day when more of the people of the world can share what we're so fortunate to enjoy—freedom, strength, and confidence in the future.