I said the extension of the family tax relief is already provided for in the House-passed budget resolution. That resolution would cut the deficit in half over 5 years without raising taxes. I believe that the previous speaker on the minority side, the gentleman from Maryland, made a statement that he felt that it was not paid for.
Kim Reynolds: “I said the extension of the family tax relief is already provided for in the House-passed budget resolution. That…”
On the recordSeptember 23, 2004
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Discussing the family tax relief and its inclusion in the House-passed budget resolution.
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