Ronald Reagan

The administration has no objection to enactment of H.R. 3097.

Many other efforts are being undertaken under existing authority to inventory and preserve historic Olmsted landscapes.

The administration has no objection to enactment of H.R. 2818.

I think the trade agreement that we reached with them is one of the foremost things that has happened in this area in history.

The administration opposes H.R. 3460 because many of its provisions would seriously interfere with the efficient operation of the veterans' employment and training program.

Consumer education — of the kind embodied in H.R. 515 — will enable those using credit cards to search for the lowest interest rates available.

The bill is unnecessary, given that the contributions of Frederick Olmsted to landscape architecture are already well commemorated in the National Park System.

We have the highest percentage of the potential work force at work than we've had in the entire history of the United States.

We're not there to start a war.

The bill is premature in that the Department of the Interior is currently working on a proposal to amend the Self-Determination Act.

The administration has no objection to House passage of H.J. Res. 112 but will work in the Senate to amend the structure of the Commission to ensure that the President appoints a majority of the 18 members.

The bill does not comport with constitutional requirements and is otherwise objectionable.

Congress throws money at its own priorities but ignores the priorities and the commitments this nation has to help build our national security.

Certainly, when more than half of the loss has already been regained, that sounds as if someone discovered that the economy is still rather sound.

Oh, yes, because we've got a crisis that they brought on over the last 50 years of a deficit that's got to be resolved.

Well, I will listen to what they have to say if they will listen to what I have to say about the fact that raising taxes has always resulted in a lowering of the revenues.

Well, all these excuses are just that, excuses—and they're dead wrong.

If you want them to see the light, make them feel the heat.

The administration opposes enactment of H.R. 2939.

I still say it's unconstitutional.

This Order shall be reported to the Congress and shall be published in the Federal Register.

I urge the Senate to give this Agreement prompt consideration and its advice and consent to ratification.

My objective is stability and reduced tensions in South Asia and that our assistance is not directed at India.

It just closed [up] 102.27.

There is nothing in what has happened here that should result in a recession.