Democratic Education Priorities
2000-10-19T20:10:22-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/85d/20001019201136002.jpgDemocratic leaders called for action on their education plan which would increase spending on teachers and building repair and construction. President Clinton then spoke to an enthusiastic crowd, criticizing Republicans for lacking any clarity in their agenda. He also said that he would no longer sign any multiday, stop-gap spending measures and would only approve continuing resolutions that lasted 24 hours.
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Democratic leaders called for action on their education plan which would increase spending on teachers and building repair and construction. President Clinton then spoke to an enthusiastic crowd, criticizing Republicans for lacking any clarity in their agenda. He also said that he would no longer sign any multiday, stop-gap spending measures and would only approve continuing resolutions that lasted 24 hours. close
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