George H.W. Bush

This is too beautiful a day to give my 45 minute speech, don't you think, or not?

Each challenge we face constitutes a test.

NATO has kept the peace for 40 years.

H.R. 2837 would create counterproductive, inefficient programs by providing incentives to expand surplus production and then paving producers to reduce production.

All you have to do is go back a little further into history to understand why I'm saying this.

I call upon all Americans to observe this week by participating in appropriate programs and activities and by learning how to prevent accidental poisonings among children.

I'm not interested in higher tax cuts [increases] on the American people.

I think the U.S. can withdraw from its commitment.

In FY 1992, food stamp recipients and school cafeterias would have to spend at least an additional $100 million to maintain their purchases of dairy products.

H.R. 2837 would raise the milk price support level, then impose an inequitable and complex scheme that only partially deals with the budgetary and other problems that would arise from a price support increase.

The proposed price support increase in the bill is particularly unacceptable.

There is no valid scientific, medical or food safety reason for this prohibition.

I think it's premature to go beyond that.

The enemy is uncertainty.

I think there's more I can do to empathize, to make clear what AIDS is and what it isn't.

It was a privilege for me as President of the United States to have this time with the Holy Father.

This would undermine prices received by other livestock producers, and/or increase the cost of meat purchases and other efforts funded by the Government and dairy producers to ameliorate the effects on livestock prices.

This Alliance has been an extraordinary success.

I'm just going to not leave here until every single member of NATO understands that.

It is in the interest of the United States to do this, as well as in the interest of the alliance.

It is prudent to be around here when the Congress is still in session.

I don't want to do this by breaking the budget agreement.

I view this as a very important part of the responsibilities of the President.

I just take Senator Wofford at his word.

It is truly unfortunate that the State next door in Louisiana do not have the choice between two good men.