I actually read David Stockman's book, and he makes very clear that this was a policy they hoped somehow would all add up, and it did not. It was a miserable failure that dug a very deep hole for this country. Mr. President, the facts are very clear. This is the record. Nobody can dispute these numbers. This is what happened.
Kent Conrad: “I actually read David Stockman's book, and he makes very clear that this was a policy they hoped somehow would all add…”
On the recordMay 21, 1996
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Discussing the failures of economic policy during a Senate floor debate.
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