George H.W. Bush

Our policy seeks to address issues of vital concern to us and looks to the future of our relations with a country that is home to almost one-quarter of the human race.

I want to beef up the laws that put these thugs behind bars.

Thanks a lot. The skies are clearing. Note: The President spoke at 8:30 p.m. at the Plymouth train station. In his remarks, he referred to Dave Doyle, chairman of the Michigan Republican State committee.

All right. Great train trip. Thank you all very much. Thank you, Governor. What a great Governor the State of Michigan has. I'm so proud of John Engler. You know, Barbara and I are on a 233-mile train ride through the great heartland of…

Now he says he's seen the light. In this campaign, he proposes $150 billion in new taxes, plus at least $220 billion in new spending. But don't worry; don't worry. He says it will all come from the rich, the top 2 percent, people who make…

You know, let me tell you, the people of Arkansas, and I used to live right next door to them, the people of Arkansas are good and decent. And frankly, they deserve much better leadership than they're getting. Here's the scary part…

This is a little symbol that's flown over the Capitol. This is for Arlington on its 100th birthday. Many, many thanks and congratulations. Note: The President spoke at 2:21 p.m. at Arlington Park. In his remarks, he referred to Dean Suter…

I'm tempted to say that listening to this will kind of tax your patience, but why give him another idea. Now, Governor Clinton is no friend of the middle class. Don't take my word for it, though. Listen to his hometown newspaper, the…

Listen, here's what he wants to do on automobiles.

We're not going to take a risk by socking it to the middle class right here in this country.

Never forget we are the United States of America, the greatest country on the face of the Earth.

Let us clean House, change the Congress.

We have far less fear of nuclear weapons today.

Help me move it forward; give me 4 more years, and let's change America for the best.

No monetary payments can ever fully compensate loyal Japanese Americans for one of the darkest incidents in American constitutional history.

And I want to give you relief from taxes and build a strong residence, a strong house, a strong economy for everybody.

We are the freest, fairest country on the face of the Earth.

We've changed the world.

I believe that you can balance the needs of the economy and the environment.

I am absolutely convinced we are going to beat that Governor of Arkansas and win this election.

Today I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 4551, the 'Civil Liberties Act Amendments of 1992.'

No people are more resilient than the American people.

Where's he going to get the money? Right out of your pockets.

I will not go to the Clinton-Gore extremes and needlessly throw Americans out of work.

I'm asking for your trust for another 4 years.