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Greg Ganske: Yesterday was a beginning. We ended Congress' special exemption from the laws that they have passed for others. We…

On the recordJanuary 5, 1995
Yesterday was a beginning. We ended Congress' special exemption from the laws that they have passed for others. We reduced committees and subcommittees and committee staff. We determined that budgets should be done with zero baselines, with honest numbers. We opened up the House books. Most of these bills passed with bipartisan support. It was the beginning of keeping promises that were made. I look forward to working with my Democratic colleagues to balance the budget and to reform the welfare state. This way we can keep our promises and our Contract With America.
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Greg Ganske
Republican · Iowa

Editor's note · Context

Discussing reforms and bipartisan efforts in Congress at the start of the 1995 session.

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