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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Oct 11, 1964

During those 2 months we spent $676 million less than we spent last July and last August, a year ago

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Oct 11, 1964

I said I will say to the taxpayers of this country I am going to give you a dollar's value for every dollar spent.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Oct 11, 1964

We passed the biggest tax cut, a $12 billion tax cut, in the history of the Nation.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Oct 11, 1964

This year, for the first year in many years, I reduced the Federal budget $1 billion under last year

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Oct 10, 1964

The crucial fact is this: a 'cut cost' policy does not mean a 'do-nothing' policy.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Oct 5, 1964

The Federal debt will be lower in relation to gross national product than at any time since 1941.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Oct 2, 1964

Interest-bearing loans have replaced grants as the chief mechanism for assistance.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Oct 2, 1964

Fiscal 1963 saw the beginning of significant economies in the management of aid programs by the Agency for International Development.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Sep 24, 1964

And I intend, as long as I am President, to make sure that the American Government is a model of prudence and economy, and that doesn't mean that we are going to neglect the sick or forget the unemployed.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Sep 21, 1964

Average manufacturing earnings have risen nearly 16 percent, and weekly earnings in the primary metals industry have jumped 23 percent.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Sep 21, 1964

The fact is that wages are higher, employment is higher, profits are higher, and the economy is stronger than at any time in American history.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Sep 21, 1964

This year, for the first time, we have broken the barrier of 70 million jobs, and right now we are creating additional new jobs at the rate of 100,000 every month.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Sep 21, 1964

A recession today, like those of the 1950's, would mean a loss of $20 billion a year in production, a loss of 1 1/2 million jobs, a 40 percent rise in unemployment.

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Lyndon Johnson
@lyndonjohnson· Democratic · TX· Sep 21, 1964

We will not return to declining employment at home and declining prestige abroad.

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