George H.W. Bush

Most of it will come from the IFI's, from the international financial institutions. About a fifth of the total is assigned to the--about a fifth of it, 20 percent of it, is our share. And there's not a lot of new money. It's our feeling…

Reports March 31, 1992 To the Congress of the United States: In accordance with section 26 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (Public Law 91-596; 29 U.S.C. 675), I transmit herewith the 1989 annual reports on activities of…

With President George Vassiliou of Cyprus March 30, 1992 The President met today with President George Vassiliou of Cyprus. The two leaders discussed the current status of the United Nations-led effort to negotiate a fair and permanent…

The unrestricted access of foreign parties to U.S. goods, technology, and technical data, and the existence of certain boycott practices of foreign nations, continue to constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national…

The board shall report to the President on May 3, 1992, with respect to these disputes.

We want more accessibility; everyone knows we need that.

I intend to nominate Thomas C. Richards to be Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration.

Government is too big and spends too much.

My health care reform plan will guarantee them access to the finest health care system in the world and make that care affordable.

We will authorize a purchase of plutonium-238 from Russia, an isotope of plutonium not used in nuclear explosives.

Real excellence demands commitment, not just from government but from everyone in every community.

Veto March 25, 1992 I am pleased that the House of Representatives has voted to sustain my veto of the Democratic tax increase. This 215-211 vote indicates broad support for my position in both parties. We don't need a tax increase. We do…

What goes on at the White House is not nearly as important as what goes on in your house.

We owe it to the American family to hold the line on spending that is unnecessary.

One thing that's vital to the family is a strong economy.

March 24, 1992 I want to thank the voters of Connecticut who made it clear today: The answer is less Government spending, not more taxes. As I announced on March 20, the line-item spending cuts I am sending to Congress will eliminate some…

It could trouble financial markets, cause interest rates to rise, and thus prove counter-productive.

The program would cost a total of $10.3 billion, $4.9 billion more than the current program.

Conversation With President Boris Yeltsin of Russia March 23, 1992 The President and President Yeltsin spoke for 20 minutes today. The President called to brief President Yeltsin on his meetings with Chancellor Kohl and said both the U.S…

I am the envy of her former colleagues in American business.

I presented him the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1991 because he was one of the great thinkers of our age who explored the promise and contours of liberty.

Work is noble in itself.

I'm going to keep trying for change.

Far better than aid programs is open trade.

I am convinced that foreign policy and world peace is going to be a major issue in the fall.