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Toasts of the President and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of the United Kingdom at the Dinner Honoring the President

… ideas, the rights of man under God, the rule of law, constitutional government, parliamentary democracy, all the great notions of human liberty still so ardently sought by so many and so much …

Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session at the Los Angeles World Affairs Council Luncheon in California

… would mean catastrophe. We also live in a world that's torn by a great moral struggle between democracy and its enemies, between the spirit of freedom and those who fear freedom. In the last … offensive military capability. All the moral values which this country cherishes -- freedom, democracy, the right of peoples and nations to determine their own destiny, to speak and write, …

Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress on the State of the Union - January 1984

… for peace and a better life. The tide of the future is a freedom tide, and our struggle for democracy cannot and will not be denied. This nation champions peace that enshrines liberty, … when we must. We have never been aggressors. We have always struggled to defend freedom and democracy. We have no territorial ambitions. We occupy no countries. We build no walls to lock … men and women of will and vision.'' I've never felt more strongly that America's best days and democracy's best days lie ahead. We're a powerful force for good. With faith and courage, we can …

Interview With Foreign Television Journalists

… in that area or, on the contrary, a reason to do so? And, if so, why is it that American democracy in that part of the world always seems to support the extreme right? The President . … in the revolution who are seeking to restore the original goals of the revolution which were democracy, elections. Incidentally, El Salvador is going to have another election before this …

Interview With Steven R. Weisman and Francis X. Clines of the New York Times on Foreign and Domestic Issues

… States asked for a statement of what were the goals of the revolution. And they were provided: democracy, a pluralistic government, free elections, free labor unions, freedom of the press, … that were not Sandinista, other groups who wanted -- and they thought all the same thing, democracy -- to rid themselves of a dictatorship. Those elements were denied participation in the …

Address Before a Joint Session of the Irish National Parliament

… or imperial gain. We sought to do all in our power to encourage prosperity and peace and democracy in Europe. One can imagine if some other countries, possibly, had had these weapons … had had her opportunity to vote. They came home convinced that the people of El Salvador want democracy. All the United States is attempting to do -- with only 55 military advisers and $474 …

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Toasts of the President and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of the United Kingdom at the Dinner Honoring the President

Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session at the Los Angeles World Affairs Council Luncheon in California

Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress on the State of the Union - January 1984

Interview With Foreign Television Journalists

Interview With Steven R. Weisman and Francis X. Clines of the New York Times on Foreign and Domestic Issues

Address Before a Joint Session of the Irish National Parliament

Remarks at a Campaign Fundraising Luncheon for Senator Pete Wilson in Irvine, California

Remarks to Citizens in Concord, New Hampshire

Written Responses to Questions Submitted by Japanese News Organizations

Remarks on Presenting the Congressional Gold Medal to Elie Wiesel and on Signing the Jewish Heritage Week Proclamation

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