We must commit ourselves to a future where Americans and citizens of all nations will live and work in space.

My commitment today to forge ahead with a sustained, manned exploration program, mission by mission -- the space station, the Moon, Mars and beyond -- is a continuing commitment to ask new questions, to seek new answers, both in the…

Today we don't have a crisis; we have an opportunity.

The Moon is not a destination; it's a direction.

I am proud to announce my intention to nominate Clifford R. Oviatt, Jr., to be a member of the National Labor Relations Board.

The bill would violate the limits set forth in the Bipartisan Budget Agreement.

This action violates section 202 of the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Reaffirmation Act of 1987.

The President's request is part of a $12 billion phaseout program designed to return responsibility for sewage treatment funding to States and localities.

I am proud to nominate Dr. Nicolas Miklos Salgo for this important position.

This is an important element of our overall national security policy, which seeks to reduce the risk of war and increase international stability.

I have reviewed the activities of the United States Government departments and agencies during the calendar year 1988 related to preventing nuclear proliferation.

This is a result of the Subcommittee's reliance on higher-cost new construction programs instead of lower-cost housing vouchers proposed in the President's Budget.

Joshua I. Smith will be designated Chairman.

The Constitution grants to the President, not Congress, the executive power to manage the day-to-day operations of the Executive branch.

Our joy at what is now happening is more powerful than memory.

We hope that the House will reevaluate the funding proposals in the Committee bill and work with the Administration to arrive at a more appropriate distribution of our scarce resources.

We would cooperate through the agencies.

We reaffirm our commitment to freedom, democratic principles and human rights.

This visit we've had has gone very well, indeed;

We stress the protection of freedom of thought, conscience and religion, and of freedom of opinion and expression;

We're very happy with the discussion, very happy.

I think you'll be happy when you see the communique, Helen.

The summit will do exactly what it is I suggested yesterday it will do and what Margaret referred to today.

It will vindicate me.

I am so happy to have a good personal relationship that's existed for a long time with Britain's great Prime Minister.