I point out that this cut would be to reduce the Republican budget resolution plan for spending by $205 billion. I ask the chairman of the Budget Committee what kind of effect this might have if your budget plan for discretionary spending and nondefense was cut, and maybe even throw defense in the $205 billion.
Frank Lautenberg: “I point out that this cut would be to reduce the Republican budget resolution plan for spending by $205 billion. I ask…”
On the recordApril 5, 2000
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Discussing the implications of budget cuts during a Senate debate.
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