He was a giant of the entertainment business who knew that spark of delight which Americans take in poking fun at themselves.

Mission by mission, hour by hour, Iraq's capacity to wage war is being systematically destroyed by American and coalition forces.

I predict that in a couple of quarters we'll come out of this and that we'll have a robust economy.

Our existence as a Nation and the freedoms and liberties we enjoy depend on the men and women in our Armed Forces.

I am pleased today to sign into law H.R. 556, the 'Agent Orange Act of 1991.'

My Administration has stated many times one overriding goal in this area -- providing the truth to Vietnam veterans about the effects of exposure to Agent Orange.

I do hereby proclaim the week beginning February 17, 1991, as National Visiting Nurse Associations Week.

The coalition will prevail.

I believe one of the things we'll see that came out of these recent meetings with the Iraqi Hadami is that Iraq is showing no flexibility whatsoever in terms of withdrawing from Kuwait.

Our goals have not changed.

I have absolutely no intention of reinstating the draft.

The war will not end with Saddam Hussein standing with his view that he will not withdraw from Kuwait.

I want those objectives achieved with the most limited loss of life possible.

We do not seek Iraq's destruction, nor do we seek to punish the Iraqi people for the decisions and policies of their leaders.

The goal would be to progressively eliminate obstacles to the flow of goods and services and to investment.

the Central African Republic, Chile, Namibia, and Paraguay February 4, 1991 The President today designated four countries as beneficiaries under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP). Namibia, which became an independent country on…

To Mr. Leet, Mr. Love, and Earl Graves and Bill Sessions, Director Simpson of the Secret Service and Admiral Truly, members of the White House staff and the Vice President's staff, all interested in Scouting, let me say it's a pleasure to…

Let me just make a few brief comments, and then what I really am anxious to do is to hear from you. I know you've been briefed in some detail on many aspects of the domestic program, but I'd like to get from you a feel for emphasis and…

Trade Status for Chile February 4, 1991 Dear Mr. Speaker: (Dear Mr. President:) I am writing to inform you of my intent to add Chile to the list of beneficiary developing countries under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP). The GSP…

The budget provides: funds to help give parents greater choice in child care, health care, education, and housing.

The budget includes proposals to help reduce illness and death from preventable diseases.

The budget proposes investments to prepare children better for school.

The Federal Government and this President want to be with you every step of the way.

I have determined that it is appropriate to designate Namibia as a beneficiary developing country for purposes of the GSP.

We can, however, return to growth soon -- and proceed on the path to a new era of expansion.