Reclaiming my time, little wonder, then, that the so-called credibility gap of the 1960s... should expend yet $8 billion more of those dollars which we do not have, it is an incredible assertion, not something to be championed or applauded, but something to be questioned for its very absurdity.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “Reclaiming my time, little wonder, then, that the so-called credibility gap of the 1960s... should expend yet $8 billion…”
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Criticizing President Clinton's actions and credibility regarding government spending and welfare.
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