Nothing short of the complete implementation of the United Nations Security Council resolutions is acceptable.

We still remain committed to a strategic arms treaty.

We, of course, want perestroika to succeed.

I would simply not go into any hypothetical questions that would lead me beyond what that statement says.

I agree with President Gorbachev on that point and that the language is very good.

The United States is determined to see these resolutions enforced.

I just want you to know how proud I am, as Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, of these young people.

I intend to take full advantage of this very brief but welcome opportunity to renew America's warm friendship with Finland.

We are in tough times.

The city of Helsinki has often been a meeting place for nations seeking to advance the cause of peace.

Never in the history of the United States... have we had finer men and women serving in the Armed Forces.

This authorization brings total U.S. assistance for this humanitarian purpose to $28 million.

The mission will provide an opportunity for the business executives to exchange views freely with the Soviets on how trade and investment can work to further Soviet economic reforms.

The plight of innocent people turned refugees by the current situation in Iraq and especially Kuwait demands immediate and effective international response.

Nothing has transpired anywhere that makes me less interested in getting a budget agreement that gets this deficit under control once and for all.

I'm very pleased to be out here at the kickoff of these very important budget meetings.

The $10 million approved today by the President will go for food, water, and shelter and for transporting persons back to their countries of origin.

I think there is a new spirit of optimism that we can get an agreement.

Not from Washington, DC, doing for Kansas but through Kansans doing for themselves.

With men like these, with all the brave young men and women of our Armed Forces, rests America's spirit of pride and sense of purpose.

When some ask, where does America stand, our answer is, America stands where it always has -- against aggression.

I believe I've tried hard, and I believe I have kept the faith.

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The time for partisanship, in my view, is past; and the time for avoiding the tough decisions is gone.

I'd rather eat broccoli for breakfast.