George H.W. Bush

I will strongly resist any attempts to hinder the free international flows of investment capital.

Growth is the key to raising living standards, to leaving a legacy of prosperity for our children.

America must always be prepared to fight for freedom and security.

I remain strongly committed to the principles of low marginal tax rates and a broad tax base.

We cannot maintain our position of world leadership or sustain rapid economic growth if our workers lack the skills of their foreign competitors.

Education, a drug-free workplace, and research and development are part of the mix for economic competitiveness.

My Administration will continue to support heavily indebted nations that adopt sound economic policies to revive economic growth.

We would expect discussion of these questions to continue in the months ahead.

He has challenged all individuals and institutions in America to make service central to their life and work.

By the year 2000, U.S. students must be first in the world in math and science skills.

1990 will be a great year for the Golden State because Pete Wilson will be your next Governor.

The deferrals affect programs of the Department of Defense.

Let's keep it Republican, and let's elect Pete Wilson next November to be Governor of this great State.

We have proven to the world that economic and political freedom works.

Self-determination is contagious.

The time has come for redistricting reform.

I herewith report 19 deferrals of budget authority now totalling $2,193,850,000.

The United States enters the 1990s as a prosperous nation with a healthy and dynamic economy.

Lasting peace stems from strength that is moral and intellectual, economic and military.

A capital gains tax cut would stimulate saving and investment throughout the economy.

I recommend the Senate give early and favorable consideration to the convention and give its advice and consent to ratification.

I commend Science & Engineering Indicators -- 1989 to the attention of the Congress and those in the scientific endeavor.

I am pleased to submit to the Congress a report of the National Science Board entitled Science & Engineering Indicators -- 1989.

H.R. 2190 would mandate that States which require voters to register shall adopt three specific registration methods.

The Michel amendment shows a Federal commitment to improving voter registration without mandating specific Federal procedures.