I would like to note what a personal thrill and high honor it is to stand alongside my friend and colleague from Arizona. We live in neighboring districts, and our people share similar thoughts and values. Mr. Speaker, one of the things we have to remember was echoed in a previous remark by my good friend, the gentleman from Maine. It is that we are really not actively involved here in reinventing Government as much as we are involved in remembering what made this Government great, and what made it the last, best hope of mankind. Though we may use the rhetoric of revolution, and indeed, after 40 years of maintaining an old order, it may seem revolutionary, Mr. Speaker, what we advocate is really not radical. Instead, it is reasonable. ... It is not the Federal Government's money. It is money that rightfully belongs in the wallets and the purses of the citizens of the United States. They know best how to spend their hard-earned money. They know best how to care for their families. One size does not fit all.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “I would like to note what a personal thrill and high honor it is to stand alongside my friend and colleague from…”
On the recordJanuary 19, 1995
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Discussing the role of government and fiscal responsibility during a speech on the House floor.
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