George H.W. Bush

We are in a dangerous world, and we better not let down our guard.

Saddam Hussein calls them guests, and I call them hostages.

I made a commitment as a candidate for President to break the congressional stalemate that has hindered progress for clean air in this country for 13 years.

Next Tuesday marks a turning point for New Mexico.

Today we'll plant a tree, because what we celebrate this day has roots running deeper than law.

You know, here at home, a growing economy is the job number one for our party.

We are on the verge of a major domestic achievement for all Americans.

We will stand, and we will prevail against the evil of that dictator.

The brutality against innocent civilians will not be tolerated.

I think it bodes well for the election of Frank Bond as the next Governor of New Mexico.

We are the party with new ideas -- a vision, a change, a sweep of new thinking that can only come with more Republicans.

No one, no one, wants a peaceful solution to this situation more than I do -- nobody at all.

Let me make another point.

I am just delighted to show my strong support for a national leader in our party and one of America's greatest United States Senators, Rudy Boschwitz.

I believe we're beginning to win this war against drugs.

These are not easy times at all.

Let me first thank my friend of long standing, Wayne Newton, who flew all the way from Las Vegas here for this.

I can't think of any Governor who faced a stronger challenge than Terry did in his first two terms.

Elect him on Tuesday. Work your heart out. We need him.

There's no higher domestic priority than the economy, the job-creating engine that every family in this country counts on.

I'm grateful to both Rudy and Dave on that one.

I hope you're doing a little better in Rochester, Minnesota, than we are as a nation as a whole.

We beat it -- beat it to its knees.

Saddam Hussein was even more brutal than Adolf Hitler.

I think the key point on this, regarding substance, is that our allies understand this.