Meguid of Egypt January 29, 1991 May I just say welcome to the Egyptian journalists, and we're glad you're here. I might violate a rule here. I normally don't have much to say in the Oval Office, but I would like to take this opportunity…
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Thank you, President Rose, thank you, sir, and Executive Director Gustavson--all. First, let me salute your leadership of the NRB: Billy Graham and Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, James Dobson; Chuck Colson; the FCC Commissioners Sikes and…
We seek an Iraq that uses its great resources not to destroy, not to serve the ambitions of a tyrant, but to build a better life for itself and its neighbors.
The strength of a democracy is not in bureaucracy. It is in the people and their communities.
Let future generations understand the burden and the blessings of freedom.
We can find meaning and reward by serving some higher purpose than ourselves.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to the Egyptian Government.
Good health care is every American's right and every American's responsibility.
It's been a miraculous -- a strong, wonderful leadership coming out of Egypt, and we are very grateful.
The honoraria exemption for VA physicians, dentists, and certain other VA personnel is objectionable and inconsistent with Presidential policy.
The maximum pay rates m H.R. 598 exceed the maximum rates for other Federal civilian and military physicians.
I cannot imagine a world, a life, without the presence of the One through whom all things are possible.
Singling out these VA employees for complete exemption from the honoraria ban is unfair to other Federal employees.
We are doing everything possible, believe me, to avoid hurting the innocent.





