When it comes to keeping American business competitive, Government can facilitate; it should never dictate.

When the shouting is finished and all this campaign winds down to its end, it will come down to a very personal and serious decision for every American: What kind of tomorrow do you want?

The source of our success has always been the immense power of entrepreneurial capitalism.

I declared a national emergency under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to deal with the threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States.

Winning the peace means managing dangerous materials more effectively.

The genius that will take our country forward is not found in the committee rooms and the bureaucratic beehives in Washington.

GSA has already submitted a proposal to Congress to utilize this land as part of a plan to consolidate the State Department's operations.

His work experience has allowed him to travel over one million miles and has taken him to more than 70 foreign countries and every State in the Nation.

Our defining challenge in the nineties is to win the economic competition, to win the peace.

We need to open markets, not close them.

I am proud to announce my intention to nominate William Lucas.

You've got to work night and day to open those markets for American workers.