George H.W. Bush

I would say that there's very few of us know exactly what they did say to Secretary Baker.

If the Mitchell-Dole amendment is adopted, the Administration would support enactment of S. 578 — provided that it is not subsequently modified in a way that is unacceptable.

Well, as you may remember, I did say earlier on that we were very disappointed with the PLO's stance in solidarity with Saddam Hussein.

No, I can't because I know nothing about it.

Arms Control March 12, 1991 Dear Mr. Speaker: (Dear Mr. President:) In accordance with section 1009 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Years 1990 and 1991 (Public Law 101-189), enclosed is a report on Anti-Satellite…

I think it's almost impossible to have normalized relations with Iraq while Saddam Hussein is in there.

We must not neglect trade relationships in this hemisphere.

I think the United States is in as good a position, if not better position, than it has ever been to be a catalyst for peace there.

H.R. 751 is the current product of that cooperation and represents an improvement over earlier literacy proposals.

Without additional funding now, the RTC will cease resolving insolvent thrifts.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Canadian people and the Prime Minister for the steadfast support for the coalition and for the principle of standing up against this aggression in the Middle East.

I would say that the United States has enjoyed the best possible relations with a unified Canada.

The treaty that we sign today is testimony to the seriousness with which both our countries regard this critical environmental issue.

This amount was included in the baseline in the President's FY 1992 Budget.

It is my view that we ought to move forward.

Thank you all very much for that welcome to Canada.

That's all right. You're welcome. [Laughter] Note: The exchange began at 10 a.m. in the Oval Office at the White House. In his remarks, President Bush referred to President Francois Mitterrand of France; Gen. Michel Roquejeoffre, commander…

Now, we've got some business to do, so with all appreciation for this interest and concern, thank you very much. Helen [Helen Thomas, United Press International], you didn't say a word today.

Pretty close, pretty close. But General Schwarzkopf was very high in his praise of him and the way he conducted the French forces, led the French forces. So, all of that worked out. You remember in the very beginning there were all these…

That's right. That's right. I mentioned your distinguished General, my French is terrible, but Roquejeoffre. The Prime Minister. Roquejeoffre. Marvelous.

The Gonzalez substitute would increase direct spending; therefore, it is subject to the pay-as-you-go requirement of OBRA.

There is established, with suitable appurtenances, the Southwest Asia Service Medal.

Our message is simple: The time to act is now.

It is time for all Americans to work together to take back the streets and liberate our neighborhoods from the tyranny of fear.

I hope you will convey to the President my thanks and my sentiments of deep appreciation on behalf of the American people.