No, it doesn't make sense to me.

I'm very, very pleased you all are here.

I gave my view on that, and I said that that was a matter for the people of the Germanys to determine.

This afternoon the President called Prime Minister Thatcher of Great Britain to discuss the upcoming EC [European Community] meeting on Eastern Europe and his meeting in Malta with President Gorbachev.

The LRSAP has therefore essentially served its purpose, and should not be reauthorized.

Your nation is grateful to you.

I'm pleased to sign it.

In my view, this bill does exactly that.

United States leadership in space continues to be a fundamental objective guiding U.S. space activities.

We condemn in the strongest possible terms the outrageous murder of Father Ignacio Ellacuria, rector of the University of Central America, and the other Jesuit priests in El Salvador.

The Secretary of Commerce will recommend that the President veto the bill if this provision is included.

The policy recognizes that leadership requires U.S. preeminence in key areas of space activity critical to achieving our national security, scientific, technical, economic, and foreign policy goals.

The policy reaffirms the Nation's commitment to the exploration and use of space in support of our national well-being.

Whatever we accomplished, Vice President George Bush was a major part of everything we did.

I reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to the security of Israel.

I want to commend you and your colleagues for reaching bipartisan agreement on reform of the ethics standards that guide the actions of Federal officials.

I hereby proclaim the month of November 1989 as National Diabetes Month.

The United States would continue to speak out about Cuban and Nicaraguan support for the FMLN guerrillas.

These portraits will remind future generations about two of its greats.

I really want to build on and keep America, as you often said, 'that shining city on a hill.'

I do hereby proclaim the week of November 12 through November 18, 1989, as Community Foundation Week.

Such liberty calls for a democracy created less by governments than by people.

The idea that motivated Lech Walesa and the members of Solidarnosc is a powerful one: that men must be free in order to prosper.

The U.S. five points offer a framework that will allow Israel and the Palestinians to engage on the substantive issues of elections and the negotiating process.

I want to express the solidarity of the American people for the great suffering in San Salvador and elsewhere.