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Mark Neumann: For the senior citizens in our Nation under this bill, the Social Security trust fund would be repaired in its entirety…

On the recordSeptember 23, 1997
For the senior citizens in our Nation under this bill, the Social Security trust fund would be repaired in its entirety and Social Security would once again be solvent for our senior citizens. For the workers out there today, all the workers in the work force today, under this bill one-third of the surpluses are dedicated to additional tax cuts. That means they can keep more of their money in their own homes with their own families and send less out here to Washington. Most important of all for the children and grandchildren in this great Nation of ours, they inherit a debt-free Nation instead of the legacy of a $5.3 trillion debt.
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Mark Neumann
Wisconsin

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Discussing the benefits of a bill for senior citizens, workers, and future generations.

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