Perhaps the most important work that this session of the Congress can do is to continue a policy of economy and further reduce the cost of government, in order that we may have a reduction of taxes for the next fiscal year.
Calvin Coolidge: “Perhaps the most important work that this session of the Congress can do is to continue a policy of economy and further…”
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Coolidge urges Congress to focus on reducing government costs to enable tax reductions.
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