George H.W. Bush

I have total confidence that Jack Kemp is working to see that this not happen again.

That matter is being looked into by our very able, dedicated Secretary of HUD.

We had the opportunity to enjoy Australia's renowned hospitality in 1982 during Australian-American Friendship Week.

The Fourth of July is a day to pause and thank God.

We feel towards our distinguished visitor is but a reflection of a deeper closeness.

We must never forget that this experiment in self-government continues to thrive.

This is not just an alliance between two great powers.

The American presence has been a prime factor in creating and in maintaining the conditions for stability and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region.

The experiment is a resounding success.

The Fourth of July represented the best of holidays.

The giant strides that we've made recently toward many of our common goals -- major progress in arms reductions; major progress in resolving conflicts in Afghanistan, Angola, and Cambodia -- all were made possible by the resolve of the…

It is a banner respected around the world.

Events in China call for close consultation among the free nations.

The United States supports Australia's efforts, and you may be assured of our commitment to the early achievement of an effectively verifiable treaty banning these weapons.

To every American citizen, here and abroad, Happy Fourth of July!

Our alliance goes far beyond our defense alliance.

We object to the provision which would expand outpatient care eligibility.

I believe the flag of the United States should never be the object of desecration.

Our nations share a similar heritage: a pioneer heritage in the taming of two vast continents.

I oppose public financing of these campaigns.

Any changes or expansion of eligibility should be held in abeyance and considered in a broader context.

I know that we both understand that moving in the opposite direction toward a world of separate and competing trade blocs would be economically disastrous and quite possibly strategically destabilizing.

Let us recall the words spoken by President George Washington during his first Inaugural Address.

I will uphold our precious right to dissent.

I don't view that as partisanship.