George H.W. Bush

Recognizing this rich source of human potential and providing these individuals with greater opportunities is a moral imperative.

A reduction of more than 80,000 would require involuntary separations of personnel who otherwise may be required to support Operation Desert Shield.

I proclaim the month of October 1990 as National Disability Employment Awareness Month.

The President's senior advisers will recommend that the President veto any appropriations bill that is not substantially in accord with that Agreement.

I do hereby proclaim the week beginning October 21, 1990, as National Forest Products Week.

The reduction of almost $500 million in the Economic Support Fund (ESF) is of particular concern.

The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 reaffirms our national commitment to providing persons with disabilities equal opportunities.

We celebrate the enactment of this legislation and recognize the contributions that persons with disabilities continue to make in the Nation's workplace.

The NASP is an important part of the nation's space program with major civilian and military applications.

I was shocked by this blatant and senseless act of violence.

The current language on El Salvador, including the language intended as a substitute for the House-passed Moakley-Murtha language, is unacceptable.

I call upon the people of the United States to plan and participate in fire prevention activities not only this week, but throughout the year.

I'm strongly in favor of what's known as the Andrews summit or the Rose Garden summit agreement.

I will not sign a reconciliation bill that fails these tests.

The annexation of Kuwait will not be permitted to stand.

I urge all Americans to show respect for those who carry the white cane and to honor, through appropriate ceremonies and activities, their many achievements.

Mr. Gompert has served on the national security staff.

I do not believe such a compromise is now possible.

The American people want to favor growth, and they want to favor jobs.

I can't dictate to the Congress -- Republicans or Democrats -- what to take up and when to take it up.

I hope it's played in full.

We're ready for that, and we're not alone.

We have been willing to explore a compromise if it were balanced and fair.

The country needs a 5-year, $500 billion deficit reduction program to be enacted this month.

I'm elected to try to get something done here.