[Congressional Record Volume 140, Number 56 (Tuesday, May 10, 1994)]
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[Congressional Record: May 10, 1994]
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                           FACTUAL HARASSMENT

  (Mr. BALLENGER asked and was given permission to address the House 
for 1 minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
  Mr. BALLENGER. Mr. Speaker, the President has hired Robert Bennett, 
the noted defense attorney, to defend him against charges of sexual 
harassment.
  Can Bennett defend the President against charges of factual 
harassment? This is where the President says one thing, but does 
another.
  His health care plan was supposed to promote health security for all, 
but in reality would lower health care quality while costing a million 
jobs.
  He promised to end welfare as we know it, but if he has a plan he 
will not show it.
  His plan to fight crime spends more money on social programs than on 
building prisons, and we all remember his promise for a middle-class 
tax cut.
  Mr. Speaker, the President must answer many charges in the months to 
come. The most serious of all to the American people is the President's 
penchant for factual harassment.

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