[Congressional Record Volume 140, Number 27 (Friday, March 11, 1994)]
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[Congressional Record: March 11, 1994]
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                             A CLEAR CHOICE

  (Mr. EWING asked and was given permission to address the House for 1 
minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
  Mr. EWING. Mr. Speaker, as we debate the budget today on the House 
floor, I urge my colleagues to ask the question: Which budget 
alternative meets the needs of the middle-class family?
  The Republican alternative has middle-class tax relief. The Democrat 
budget continues the President's higher taxes and spending of the 
future generations of the middle class' own money.
  The Republican alternative includes spending for anticrime measures. 
The Democrat alternatives does not.
  The Republican budget pays for real health care reform. The majority 
budget does not.
  The Republican budget includes welfare reform. The President still 
does not even have a welfare reform plan.
  The Republican budget cuts spending first, by slashing spending $152 
billion more than the Democrat budget alternative.
  Mr. Speaker, the choice is clear. If you want middle-class tax 
relief, anticrime measures, health care reform, welfare reform, and 
real deficit reduction, you will support the Republican budget. If you 
want the status quo, you will vote for the Clinton budget.

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