I yield myself 10 seconds. I rest my case. We are seeing the plan develop before our very eyes. The gentleman said it. Get us out of office, raise taxes and then increase spending. Increase taxes, increase spending; increase taxes, increase spending. Here we go again. Do not tell me my colleagues do not have a plan. They have got a plan. It is called tax and spend. Mr. Chairman, I reserve the balance of my time.
Jim Nussle: “I yield myself 10 seconds. I rest my case. We are seeing the plan develop before our very eyes. The gentleman said it.…”
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Criticizing the opposing party's fiscal policies during a debate.
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