My response is that they're wrong.

It's the first time that the United States has had a national coordinated strategy.

I appoint Mark O. Hatfield to the Commission on the Bicentennial of the United States Constitution.

I'll take all the responsibility in the world.

It is more than a slogan, and this problem will be solved as soon as each of us decides to involve himself or herself in the life of another person.

I'm confident that we will have the support of the American people on this issue.

Only through a broad, cooperative, international effort can we reduce the foreign drug supply to our nation and to countries around the globe.

You see these kids, and you want to try harder.

Every school, college, and university, and every workplace must adopt tough but fair policies about drug use by students and employees.

I do hereby proclaim September 13, 1989, as Uncle Sam Day and call upon the people of the United States to observe this day with appropriate ceremonies and activities.

The strategy calls for a vigorous program to eradicate domestically grown marijuana.

Turn on the evening news or pick up the morning paper and you'll see what some Americans know just by stepping out their front door: Our most serious problem today is cocaine, and in particular, crack.