Drugs and crime are bad, and you've got to keep on understanding that.

As a matter of law, the use of local funds in the District of Columbia must be approved by the Congress and the President; the Federal Government is thus responsible for decisions as to the use of such local funds.

There is no urgent need for enactment of H.R. 3730 now.

I know for a fact certain that they've done a wonderful job in joining the war against drugs.

The bill would increase the Federal budget deficit by up to $110 million in FY 1990 and $630 million over five years.

We must not pull our support away for a freely elected democratic government in Central America.

You know, Claudine, in conclusion let me just say this: You've been a leader in the environment, in the war on crime and drugs, in competitiveness, in advancing civil rights, promoting a dialog with the Soviets.

You've chosen to succeed by studying, obeying your elders, and having enough pride in yourselves just to say no to drugs.

Well, I'm responding to those letters, and as she put it: You have been heard, and I'm just delighted to be with you.

Our administration has moved boldly, decisively on yet another issue because most Illinoisans, like most Americans, have had it up to here with crime and drug use.

Pollution is a world problem, and only a world solution will stop it.

That's the hardest kind, I think.