Political Quotes

George H.W. Bush

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George H.W. Bush was the 41st President of the United States, serving from January 20, 1989, to January 20, 1993. A member of the Republican Party, he previously held the office of Vice President under Ronald Reagan from 1981 to 1989. Bush was a World War II veteran and served in various roles within the U.S. government, including as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1976 to 1977. His presidency is noted for significant events such as the Gulf War and the fall of the Berlin Wall, as well as his efforts in foreign policy and international diplomacy.

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Apr 15, 1991

I believe that peaceful nuclear cooperation with the CSFR under the proposed agreement will be fully consistent with, and supportive of, our policy of responding positively and constructively to the process of democratization and economic…

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Apr 15, 1991

The approach is quite simple: If we cannot get adequate food, medicine, clothing, and shelter to the Kurds living in the mountains along the Turkish-Iraq border, we must encourage the Kurds to move to areas in northern Iraq where the…

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Apr 14, 1991

I also urge them to protect their children, not only by instruction in safety habits, but also by setting an example of carefulness and by avoiding needless risks.

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Apr 14, 1991

He is one of our most knowledgeable leaders on trade matters, and his support is crucial as we pursue the Fast Track legislation.

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Apr 14, 1991

Our number one priority is, and will remain, restoring strong economic growth because economic growth creates jobs and opportunities for all Americans.

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Apr 14, 1991

The Bushes also reported $245,911 in income, from their blind trust.

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Apr 14, 1991

We must negotiate with our trading partners, and then we bring the negotiated pact to the Congress for an up or down vote.

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Apr 14, 1991

Senator Bentsen has been a strong and steadfast leader in the Senate on the Fast Track legislation.

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Apr 14, 1991

I urge all who live and work on our Nation's farms and ranches to make the preservation of personal health and safety an integral part of their daily activities.

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Apr 14, 1991

The future of broadcasting lies in your ability to remain close to your communities.

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Apr 14, 1991

I'm convinced that free broadcasting is a cornerstone of our democracy.

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Apr 14, 1991

It is always better for labor and management to resolve their differences and produce an agreement.

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Apr 14, 1991

A vote against Fast Track is a vote against all the things we hold dear -- prosperity at home and growth in other lands.

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Apr 14, 1991

These problems will never be solved without community action.

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Apr 14, 1991

If we lose this Fast Track authority, we lose any hope of achieving these three vital agreements.

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Apr 14, 1991

Every American has a role to play in solving these serious domestic problems.

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Apr 14, 1991

I call upon organizations that serve agricultural producers to strengthen their support for rural health and safety programs.

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Apr 14, 1991

We have much to gain from extending Fast Track -- a new era of open, free, and fair trade.

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Apr 11, 1991

I hereby proclaim the month of April 1991 as Cancer Control Month.

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Apr 11, 1991

I am pleased to announce my intention to appoint James W. Dyer as Deputy Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs for the Senate.

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Apr 10, 1991

And the United States is in lockstep with Europe in terms of our approach to helping these unfortunate people that are being victimized by this brutal dictator in Baghdad.

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