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David Funderburk: it's time for a reality check on the accomplishments of the 104th Congress. At the moment Clinton is riding high in the…

On the recordApril 30, 1996
it's time for a reality check on the accomplishments of the 104th Congress. At the moment Clinton is riding high in the polls--a result pleasing to the liberal media in America. But the facts are these: this Congress majority voted for real welfare reform, but Bill Clinton vetoed it; this Congress voted for a balanced budget but Clinton vetoed it; this Congress voted to cut wasteful spending including foreign aid but Clinton vetoed it; this Congress voted to defend second amendment rights but Clinton chose another path. Let's give credit where credit is due. If the American people want true reform in our country for those who work and pay taxes, those who farm and run small businesses, those who want to put America's interests ahead of the U.N. and world government; those who support traditional family values; then this majority in Congress must be increased and a new President must be elected. It's time to think of vetoing Clinton--he's the obstacle to real reform in America. That's the reality.
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David Funderburk
Republican · North Carolina

Editor's note · Context

Discussing the accomplishments of the 104th Congress and criticizing President Clinton's vetoes.

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