Budget Reconciliation Legislation
1993-08-05T01:05:28-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/d5d/047698-m.jpgSenate Republicans spoke in a news conference to announce their opposition to the president’s economic plan scheduled to be voted on by the House and Senate later in the week. The speakers criticized the bill, saying it contained more tax increases than spending cuts, and would not result in significant deficit reduction. They also compared the president’s budget to the 1990 budget plan, which contained tax increases but failed to reduce the federal deficit.
Senate Republicans spoke in a news conference to announce their opposition to the president’s economic plan scheduled to be voted on by the House… read more
Senate Republicans spoke in a news conference to announce their opposition to the president’s economic plan scheduled to be voted on by the House and Senate later in the week. The speakers criticized the bill, saying it contained more tax increases than spending cuts, and would not result in significant deficit reduction. They also compared the president’s budget to the 1990 budget plan, which contained tax increases but failed to reduce the federal deficit. close
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