I believe the worst effects of the President's economic policies could have been avoided if such a sharp partisan approach to spending had not been pursued early in the administration.
John Moolenaar: “I believe the worst effects of the President's economic policies could have been avoided if such a sharp partisan…”
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Claiming that partisan spending decisions led to negative economic outcomes.
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