On the recordMarch 30, 1980
Although the poor and the deprived suffer most from inflation, we wanted to be very careful not to slash those programs that deal with the more unfortunate in our society.
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presidency.ucsb.eduAlthough the poor and the deprived suffer most from inflation, we wanted to be very careful not to slash those programs that deal with the more unfortunate in our society.
Budget Revisions Remarks at the Message Signing Ceremony
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