Ronald Reagan

It took a remarkable man to do all this.

Determined people, working together, can do anything.

These are problems that will require all of us to take a stand and to get involved.

You have always recognized that the mantle of liberty carries with it responsibility and leadership.

The administration opposes enactment of H.R. 953.

The bill does not make enough progress toward merging the railroad unemployment insurance system with the Federal/State Unemployment insurance system, as has been proposed by the administration.

It's a preeminent responsibility for the family to care for and raise its children.

High morale won't be Cap's only legacy to our Armed Forces.

You may remember a few years ago that the Oxford Union invited him to debate the proposition that 'There is no moral difference between the policies of the United States and the U.S.S.R.'

Cap is a Defense Secretary who cares about the troops.

I hope we all have your help in making it come to be a reality.

I hope Congress will remember that section 301 has been used effectively before making any changes in the law.

I'm certain you agree with me that the door is open to all who would join with us.

We're adrift here, at the mercy of natural forces, our food is running low and not much hope of rescue.

Focusing resources, coordinating services, and working through a case management approach to address infant mortality and related problems will yield positive results.

We will continue to watch and to be hopeful, yet we must also remain vigilant.

Past arms control agreements have shown a poor record of compliance from the Soviet Union.

I can assure you that any treaty I sign will be realistic and in the long-term interest of all the members of the alliance, or no agreement will be signed.

To those who think this world is a zero-sum equation, who view their neighbors with worry and distrust, we'll show the path of cooperation.

Improving the health of the Nation's newborns is one of this administration's highest priorities.

Don't even think about it.

There's too much hope, too much possibility on this continent of ours for us to believe in the zero-sum philosophies of the Old World.

The Soviet occupation of Afghanistan is most certainly a dreadful quagmire.

I will not hesitate to reimpose the partial sanctions that have been suspended.

When we look at the news, when we read history, it sometimes seems that wars and cataclysms dominate man's life.