George H.W. Bush

Richard W. Carlson will continue to serve as an Associate Director of the U.S. Information Agency for Broadcasting.

I want to thank you all very much for coming down here.

This is not the last you will hear from our administration about adoption.

And those who adopt are given far more than they receive.

I know we can reach that goal.

What one does, what he or she gives to life, does make a difference.

These Days remind us of the redemptive value of humility and repentance.

I do hereby proclaim September 14, 1989, as National D.A.R.E. Day.

Each shall be judged by the Creator: 'who shall live and who shall die.'

I am determined to do everything in my power to assist and to help keep black colleges strong.

I want to thank Senator Strom Thurmond and Congressman Spence -- I guess were the primary cosponsors.

I'm delighted that you all could be with us, particularly these two Secretaries and our distinguished Members of Congress.

I've been committed to historically black colleges and universities for over 40 years.

I feel very confident about that.

You’re here to make a difference, for yourself and those around you.

I don't believe we've ever had better relationships than we have with Mexico today.

I support perestroika.

Drugs are rightly called an equal opportunity destroyer.

Drugs take control of your life.

I want all Hispanic-Americans to know that they have a home in the Republican Party.

Today I'm not just asking you to get help.

I call upon all citizens of the United States to observe this month with appropriate ceremonies and activities designed to increase understanding of persons with alcohol and drug problems and to promote recognition of their need for…

The day of the dealer is drawing to a close.

Using illegal drugs is against the law.

The American people share my hope for the success of the reform movement in the Soviet Union.