If that is the case, why, then, did the President of the United States advocate for a price increase of up to $1.50 over 10 years? What does our colleague from Massachusetts know that the President didn't know?
Orrin Hatch: “If that is the case, why, then, did the President of the United States advocate for a price increase of up to $1.50 over…”
On the recordMay 20, 1998
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Questioning the President's advocacy for a price increase during a debate.
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