George H.W. Bush

Education is more important than politics.

We must march with them in solidarity, side by side, block by block, city by city.

Her story began with a little collection of books spread out on hardpacked earth beneath a wooden stairway, where she played school with her younger sister.

Such statements can only exacerbate tensions and further destabilize this already volatile region.

What is needed in the Middle East is not inflammatory rhetoric but concrete steps to rid the region of chemical and other unconventional weapons and to move toward peace.

We have now had the opportunity to review the text of the address given yesterday by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.

This fall, Michigan will make the right decision by supporting Republican candidates.

Let's plant the Trees for Tomorrow that will bless the children of tomorrow, the generations who will inherit our Earth.

And we want U.S. students to be first in the world in math and science by the year 2000.

And many of you have grown up reading the great Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley, who often observed that the individual could enrich the tapestry of life.

Now let's show them what we can do right here.

Trees are something we all can plant, for while they can be fragile or sturdy, they are always precious.

We can and must ensure the purity of our environment.

In the same spirit of our Thousand Points of Light, the National Tree Trust Act will help toward a goal of creating 10 billion trees of life.

The times have changed.

We accept regulation, but we firmly reject government programming.

The voice of freedom will not be stilled as long as there is an America to tell the truth.

I am determined that America will continue to bear witness to the truth.

Americans have always stood for free speech, and we always will.

The President's Space Exploration Initiative will be of profound significance for all mankind.

The President's 1991 Budget proposes to terminate EDA.

The new language for rule 10(d) is phrased so that the mariner should have a better understanding of his duties and obligations.

The goals of EDA programs can be better met at the Federal level through the Administration's national policies of fostering economic expansion and job creation.

In the case of highly distressed areas, incentives such as those in the Administration's Enterprise Zone proposal would be more effective than the EDA programs.

I want to be sure that the Soviets understand our position...