Mr. Speaker, this truly is a great day for America. What an exciting thing to be a part of out here. The first time since 1969... It is equally important as the fact that it is happening. When we came here in 1995, we had a vision for a different America.
Celebrating the achievement of balancing the Federal budget for the first time since 1969.
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