Ronald Reagan

I have determined that the Andean Pact and ASEAN and the respective member countries of each meet all the requirements of a beneficiary developing country set forth in section 502.

I am proposing to reduce authority to incur obligations for direct loans by a total of $751.8 million.

I know this is true in your own mail; it is in ours at the White House...—we find that they are in support of this program.

I ask you to join me in a toast to the enduring friendship between the Irish and American peoples.

We will continue to condemn all acts of terrorism and violence, for these cannot solve Northern Ireland's problems.

We in the United States know the great contribution made by citizens of Irish ancestry.

We think this is the time when the whole country would like to have Washington doing whatever it could also to help.

Americans are still a people with true grit, and your support suggests to me this kind of spirit is still out there.

I urge all persons engaged in farming and ranching to redouble their personal and group efforts for farm, home, recreation and highway safety.

So far we see nothing, no evidence that this isn't just their exercise, the games.

We're determined to enable the American people to gain control of the runaway government which threatens our economic vitality.

We really intend a working partnership with you as we attempt to solve our nation's economic problems.

I don't believe it is a valid parallel [to Vietnam].

I have expressed in the strongest terms my outrage regarding this crisis.

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution of the United States of America, and in order to establish an advisory committee on the domestic and international economic policy of the United States, it is hereby ordered as…

We have an interest in pursuing serious, constructive dialog with the Soviets.

Our challenge today is to ensure that belligerence is not attempted again by the false perceptions of weakness.

Although the hostages have been released, financial and diplomatic aspects of the crisis have not yet been resolved and continue to present an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security, foreign policy and economy of the…

Pride, of course, cannot wipe out the burden of grief borne by their families, but it can make that grief easier to bear.

I urge all of our citizens to join this observance by showing greater concern for preserving vision and preventing eye injury.

I believe that across the aisle, in Congress today, there is a different feeling.

The taxing power of government must be used to provide revenues for legitimate government purposes.

We're not attempting to cut either spending or taxing levels below that which we presently have.

I believe these proposals will put the Nation on a fundamentally different course.

Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to society from the regulation outweigh the potential costs to society.