On the recordJanuary 21, 1992
The dissolution of a once powerful adversary has made it possible for us to reorder our priorities and redirect our energies. We must not let this opportunity pass.
The dissolution of a once powerful adversary has made it possible for us to reorder our priorities and redirect our energies. We must not let this opportunity pass.
Arguing against tax cuts paid for by defense cuts and for domestic investment.
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