What is the issue is something that is seemingly oft repeated in this dynamic which exists between the legislative branch of government and the executive branch, and that is, unfortunately, and I say this not with any glee nor with venom or vitriol, there simply is an inconsistency between the President's words and the President's deeds. And so again what we are doing in the new majority, with sincere folks from the other side of the aisle, is to step beyond partisanship and give the President the vote of confidence, I think we could almost say, to move forward with the very waivers he so willingly embraced. My friend from Georgia recalls that twice now we have passed welfare reform, mindful of the President's words to end welfare as we know it. We have done it twice and twice we have seen that legislation vetoed.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “What is the issue is something that is seemingly oft repeated in this dynamic which exists between the legislative…”
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Discussing the inconsistency between the President's statements and actions regarding welfare reform.
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