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NAN A. S. HAYWORTH

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Jun 20, 1996

all Americans should note with pride the fact that the Olympic torch passes through Washington today on its way to Atlanta, GA, but we should issue this warning both to the International Olympic Committee and the U.S. Olympic Committee…

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Jun 20, 1996

I listened with great astonishment as once again rhetoric replaces reality. We should strive for a genuine balance of the environment and legitimate economic enterprises. It is well documented that a fire corridor exists from Idaho to…

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Jun 19, 1996

I stand here in the well today representing the people of the Sixth District of Arizona, many of whom feel they are voiceless and powerless against an onslaught that is ofttimes offered in moderate tones, with the occasional playground…

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Jun 19, 1996

Would that he only would help us put this Nation on a fiscal diet to help straighten out the priorities with tax reform for the middle class which he promised and then backed away from; with welfare reform, as the claim was to end welfare…

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Jun 19, 1996

I guess this is something that will be printed up in the not too distant future and be available in Pueblo, CO, from the consumer folks there: The painless Clinton diet. Not ``I feel your pain,'' but ``I can miscompute your calories.''…

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Jun 19, 1996

hearing my dear friend from Texas reminds me of that great country and western song entitled ``That's my story and I'm sticking to it.'' The same tired old bromides based on fear and not on facts still exist within the liberal minority. I…

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Jun 19, 1996

It is a competition in a free society of conflicting philosophies, and when the day comes when one side continues to deliberately distort the truth, then, as in the eloquent words of Robert J. Samuelson last summer in the Washington Post…

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Jun 19, 1996

But as I was saying a moment ago, what I find completely irrational are the flip-flops of this administration as stewards of our foreign policy for once again, remarkable to me upon my election to this institution was hearing the…

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Jun 19, 1996

You know, I really do appreciate this new insightful diet plan offered by the administration, and let me pause here to actually give the President some credit because in terms of his diet and exercise regimen in the real world he has done…

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Jun 19, 1996

I see the Walker amendment as providing a common sense approach to some badly needed funds in some areas of great concern. First and foremost, as the representative of the Sixth District of Arizona, I am acutely aware of the solemn and…

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Jun 19, 1996

Let me talk quite candidly about my fellow Arizonian who has a decidedly different interpretation of reality. In a western caucus meeting I brought forth a speech that Governor Babbitt made on two occasions, now as Secretary Babbitt, once…

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Jun 13, 1996

I would commend my colleagues from North Carolina and from Oklahoma for drafting and presenting this resolution this evening. Mr. Speaker, what type of person, what type of twisted, sick mind would choose to launch an attack on a house of…

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Jun 13, 1996

there certainly is no deficit of delusion, distortion and desperation from these born-again budgeteers on the liberal side of the aisle, but, Mr. Speaker, I come here today to commend to everyone's attention the article that appears in…

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Jun 5, 1996

And even despite the considerable influence and pervasive atmosphere of this city, which seems to have a fundamental disconnection with the rest of the country, there is another disturbing development. Again our friend from Wisconsin who…

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Jun 5, 1996

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…

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Jun 5, 1996

You know, we tell Boris Yeltsin, get rid of centralized command bureaucracies, go to the marketplace. Okay, what do you think the Health Care Financing Administration is? It is a centralized command bureaucracy. It is everything we are…

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Jun 5, 1996

it is very interesting once again to return to the well and see the same rhetorical tactics utilized so desperately by the other side, so desperate in fact that a liberal newspaper in this town, the Washington Post, has talked about it now…

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Jun 5, 1996

I think our colleague from Minnesota makes excellent points, points worth echoing, because I can attest in the Sixth District of Arizona, a district in square mileage which is a little larger than the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, with…

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Jun 5, 1996

We are confronted by profound problems. The test for us is not posturing for an election in November but moving to solve these problems. So once again, despite the challenges of some deliberate disinformation, we call on our colleagues…

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May 30, 1996

some things are totally predictable in this Chamber and nationwide. Just as the swallows return to Capistrano and the buzzards go back to Hinckley, so, too, does my good friend from New Jersey come to the well day after day with what I…

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May 29, 1996

this evening we have heard my colleagues talk about the tax trap, the tax trap which has enmeshed so many Americans who fall victim to this simple observation which history and simple mathematics would bear out: The harder you work and the…

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May 22, 1996

Well, it bring to mind really the definition of politics, I suppose, here in the late 20th century, at least as practiced by our campaigner in chief. I would have to say it is politics at its most cynical, the mission being, accept credit…

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May 22, 1996

I trust during our time in San Diego this summer we might have an opportunity to involve some of the youth groups in San Diego to see what is transpiring in your city and again to reinforce this notion that we trust the American people…

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May 22, 1996

what is especially important, I think of the single moms in the Sixth District of Arizona, and imagine if they had for their 3 children $1,500 to save, spend, and invest as they see fit for those children, to spend that money on those…

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May 22, 1996

The fact is we can create jobs in this economy if we free those who create jobs to have more. What we do when we try to take the Government and say, ``You will do this or you will do that, Mr. Employer,'' is we shackle the very job…

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