George H.W. Bush

We are not going to forget our responsibilities to lead around the world.

What better way to begin a new year.

Forget about the past. Look to the future.

No, I think you've got to look at the whole situation.

Oh yes, definitely will veto if it comes down close to what they did in the House.

We are in it to win.

Well, got a good program for them in terms of this economy.

What about the one that says Engler's screwing it up, we're not going to----[laughter]. Governor Engler. Passed over that one right away. [Laughter] We'll end on a political question here. Assuming you will be nominated, overall, do you…

Well, give me another one because I think I answered it, I hope I answered it, in my remarks. And so it's not fair to take you over that turf again, so I'll take one more. I believe the best thing we can do is to incentivize this economy…

March 13, 1992 Thank you for the warm welcome on a cold, cold day. And I am delighted to be here, very pleased to be back in this State at the side of our great friend and Governor, John Engler, longtime supporter. And thank you very, very…

The bottom line is this industry is growing and creating good jobs for Americans because you give as good as you get.

We face a future with both challenges and opportunities.

Some people simply don't get it.

The future belongs to those who have the will to compete.

I have been disturbed by kind of an ugliness out there.

Manufacturing is and always will be a basic strength of this country's economy.

Too many businesses can't start up or keep going because too many lawyers and too many lawsuits get in the way.

I want to be the President of a country where people spend more time helping each other than they do suing each other.

I will veto job-destroying tax increases and fight for job-creating incentives.

Our economy is going to be strong as long as it's free.

We need to free up businesses like this, not tie their hands anymore.

I'm proud of how you at Stryker have gone abroad and captured new markets.

The most important issue facing Michigan and this country is clearly the economy.

That's quite different than endorsing the President. I worked very hard for President Nixon when he was President, as chairman of the national committee. Note: The President's 123d news conference began at 10:34 a.m. in the Briefing Room…

Well, good, because I'm not going to answer it. [Laughter] I think the President is seen to be the titular head of the party. It's always been that way. And just like I support incumbent Senators and Congressmen, I think it would be…