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Richard K. Armey: “I hope the gentlemen on his side of the aisle and my side of the aisle that feel so strongly in terms of this…”

On the recordMarch 1, 2001
I hope the gentlemen on his side of the aisle and my side of the aisle that feel so strongly in terms of this operational management model will abide with us in our interest of signaling to the American people on this tax reduction, this tax relief, that help is on the way. We want to get that signal out there early. We believe we can do that and be perfectly consistent with the requirement that in the end, as we work our way through this, it must all be reconciled to the budget that is passed by this body, the other body, and, of course, reconciled between the two bodies. There, of course, is no getting around that.
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Richard K. Armey
Texas

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Discussing tax reduction and budget reconciliation during a floor debate.

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