from the home office in Scottsdale, AZ, the top 10 falsehoods of 1995: No. 10, owners and players really care only about the game of baseball; No. 9, Republicans are cutting children's nutrition programs; No. 8, you can trust Connie Chung; No. 7, the protesters around here in recent days are not paid with taxpayer funds; No. 6, the media is fair and unbiased; No. 5, we need more Federal regulations, not less; No. 4, those six Democrats voted against a balanced budget amendment for principle, not for politics; No. 3, Bill Clinton really knows what he is doing in Mexico; No. 2, the President really wants to end welfare as we know it; and, Mr. Speaker, the No. 1 falsehood of 1995 we will get out early tonight.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “from the home office in Scottsdale, AZ, the top 10 falsehoods of 1995: No. 10, owners and players really care only about…”
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Listing what he claims are the top falsehoods of 1995.
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