George H.W. Bush

And may God bless you for your inspiring work and the very special kids that you love.

Never has the United States recognized the forcible incorporation of the Baltic States into the Soviet Union.

The United States has never and will never recognize the forcible annexation of the Baltic States by the Soviet Union.

of El Salvador and an Exchange With Reporters June 12, 1991 President Bush. Mr. President, with your permission, let me just say that I was delighted to spend time talking and working today with a close friend of the United States…

I was reluctant, but I had to veto 21 bills.

The task of responding to this human tragedy is not over, but we can be grateful for what has been accomplished by the United States, the United Nations, and the international community.

American decency demands that we not let complacency lead to contagion, and never let apathy lead to epidemic.

God bless the people of the Baltics.

The peoples of both the West and the Baltic States have continued to believe that the freedom of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia must and can be restored.

I am pleased by the demonstration of bipartisan cooperation and the speed with which the Congress has worked to complete action on this legislation.

As we commemorate 'Baltic Freedom Day,' we reaffirm our support for the right of the Baltic peoples to live in peace and freedom.

Ninety-nine days have passed since I issued the challenge, and all we've gotten from the Congress these past 99 days is 101 excuses.

We need more places like this, transitional care facilities for kids who no longer require a hospital's acute care, but who aren't well enough to go home yet.

Don't take a chance.

The fate of freedom in the Baltics will remain high on our agenda.

The popular will has expressed its clear and unmistakable desire for freedom.

Well, what is it about the Bell name that is just dominating that convention? But anyway, I know no nepotism is involved-- I've been told that. Look, it's a good question. Let me say that I was just over at USIA last week at the…

Thank you for that kind introduction and for your generous comments about our approach to education. And I'll tell you, the Points of Light concept, something new with us--we're trying to put some focus on it. But believe me, it is taking…

Well, State Governors and legislatures, along with local school districts, are absolutely crucial to the success of our America 2000 strategy. Those who think that education problems can be solved in Washington ought to know better…

There is no question in my mind that this President and his administration merits the full, all-out support of the United States.

in Seaford, Delaware June 11, 1991 Thank you so very much, and may I first thank our Governor. In my book, he deserves not just two introductions but as many as you want to give him. He's done a superb job. And he was one of the leaders in…

Well, yes, some are doing certain things better than we are. In Japan and Korea, the parents are actively involved in their children's schools--I'd say more so than here. Students do much more homework. This will go over well down there in…

We support you and what you're trying to do and the courageous steps you've taken.

I call upon health organizations, the communications media, and the people of the United States to observe this week with appropriate programs and activities.

Well, Howard, if I can borrow a term from Wall Street, I am bullish on the economy. Not overly optimistic, not Pollyannic about it. But while some sectors are still sluggish, on the whole a turn- around in the economy appears to be in the…