On the recordApril 19, 1996
The ship goes upside down. This is not debate over whether we want to balance or whether we want to stop living off our grandkids.
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govinfo.govWilliam C. Baker: “The ship goes upside down. This is not debate over whether we want to balance or whether we want to stop living off our…”
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Discussing fiscal responsibility and its impact on future generations.
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