George H.W. Bush

I probably will, but I don't want to get in the way.

I've already signed it.

I do hereby proclaim the week beginning October 15, 1989, as National Awareness Week for Children with Cancer.

Today we celebrate dreams that you are making possible -- dreams that will keep America competitive, raise our standard of living, improve our quality of life.

This investment in education is vital if America is to remain the leader in a very, very competitive world.

Our hearts are with them as they face this terrible tragedy.

Those concerns have been adequately expressed by the scientists.

I think the inclination is to go to the scene.

The President's policy has been flexible to account for changing circumstances; conditional to provide incentives for macroeconomic reform.

Scientific knowledge must be renewed and expanded.

President Roh's unification formula is based on principles that we share -- independence, peace, and democracy.

Republican Governors have quietly distinguished themselves with programs that work.

To win big, you must think big.

The struggle for democracy is crucial to a nation's political and economic and moral development.

We can -- indeed, that we must -- as chief executives take responsibility, join forces, and make common cause of building a better America.

U.S. forces will remain as long as both Governments and both peoples believe it is in the interest of peace.

So, let no one doubt that the United States stands by its commitment to maintain the peace and prevent the outbreak of hostilities on the peninsula.

We are going to be the party that leads the States.

An expansion of commerce in the spirit of free trade is essential to the economic development of the world.

Our partnership has been strengthened.

Joel Edward Haggard will continue to serve as the United States Representative to the Columbia River Interstate Compact.

And, of course, our forces will remain as long as there is a threat from the North.

Simply put, we will seek to strengthen security and peace by engaging the Communist world in constructive endeavor.

We are a compassionate people, a nation of neighbors and neighborhoods; and America will never sleep well so long as a single man, woman, or child goes to sleep hungry or homeless, haunted or hurting.

From now on in America, any definition of a successful life must include service to others.