And I would say to the Democratic party, rather than hurling stones and misrepresenting what is going on back here, come up with a plan, for God's sake. Bring it up here and let's debate the merits of it. But to use the same old tactic, admitting that maybe they worked for the Republicans in achieving the majority, which I think they are wrong, it was the Contract With America that got us the majority, do what we do, but do the things we did right. Do a plan and sell it to the American people. If they are not going to buy it, then I would suggest you change your plan.
George P. Radanovich: “And I would say to the Democratic party, rather than hurling stones and misrepresenting what is going on back here, come…”
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Addressing the need for the Democratic party to present a plan for debate.
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