George H.W. Bush

I hope in some way this move now that I think will be worldwide to reduce these weapons will be stimulative and will offer a lot of hope to the young generations coming along.

Orlando has stepped right into the forefront now of the Points of Light movement.

If, as President, I had the power to give just one thing to this country, it would be the return of an inner moral compass.

Service can be a profound expression of their idealism that we so often associate with young people.

We are now able to take dramatic steps to reduce nuclear weapons and to build a freer and safer world.

Join us in a government of the extended hand, not the closed mind and the self-indulgent heart.

Education, the environment, a strong economy, and true civil rights: Buddy changed parties to crusade for these causes.

I am confident that the leaders in cities and towns across the United States will be able to learn from this, from your experience and from your inspiration.

Real people also must be prepared to respond to real problems around them.

Long may our land be bright with caring's brilliant light, and with the glow of communities of light lit by our 250 million possible solutions.

I'm delighted to see everybody here, delighted to meet with these remarkable Points of Light.

I want to see him reelected Governor of this State.

I do feel that he deserves to be confirmed.

I will begin with the category in which we will make the most fundamental change in nuclear forces in over 40 years.

The bottom line is that under normal circumstances, our ships will not carry tactical nuclear weapons.

No. I think it's in pretty good shape.

We must also provide the inspiration for lasting peace.

Now is the time to seize this opportunity.

We can now take steps to make the world a less dangerous place than ever before in the nuclear age.

We cannot give a more precious gift to the children of the world.

The peace dividend I seek is not measured in dollars but in greater security.

I do hereby proclaim the week beginning October 20, 1991, as National Forest Products Week.

He's a very good man.

This was a very, very interesting endorsement, frankly, and one that deserves critical consideration by a lot of Members of the United States Senate.

We now see the real prospect of a peace conference leading to direct negotiations between Arabs and Israelis.