George H.W. Bush

H.R. 4328 would provide permanent, rigid protection from imports to domestic producers of textiles, apparel, and footwear.

The Government of Poland has expressed its satisfaction with the treaty’s resolution of the border issue.

Iraq must withdraw from Kuwait completely, immediately, and without condition.

It is time for a program that is credible and real.

Our quarrel is with Iraq's dictator and with his aggression.

I am proud of my country and its firm stance against inhumane aggression.

The world is still dangerous.

Saddam Hussein will fail.

S. 1511 would impose complicated and unworkable rules on employers who seek to offer benefit packages tailored to meet company and employee needs.

S. 1511 would create new legal rights and apply them in legal actions that have already been decided, raising substantial constitutional questions.

We cannot permit a resource so vital to be dominated by one so ruthless.

Your involvement and visible support are essential to a successful 1990 campaign.

Saddam's isolation in the world is complete.

Americans who make serving others central to their life and work are part of our kinder, gentler Nation.

This commitment is displayed through no better example than Federal employees contributing every year to the Combined Federal Campaign.

I would simply not go into any hypothetical questions that would lead me beyond what that statement says.

The United States is determined to see these resolutions enforced.

Nothing short of the complete implementation of the United Nations Security Council resolutions is acceptable.

We, of course, want perestroika to succeed.

We still remain committed to a strategic arms treaty.

I agree with President Gorbachev on that point and that the language is very good.

We are in tough times.

I intend to take full advantage of this very brief but welcome opportunity to renew America's warm friendship with Finland.

I just want you to know how proud I am, as Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, of these young people.

The city of Helsinki has often been a meeting place for nations seeking to advance the cause of peace.