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Excerpt from Balancing the Budget, Where Do We Go From Here?: Hearing Before the Committee on the Budget, House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, Second Session; Field Hearing Held in Concord, Nh, February 3, 1996
John Kasich had mentioned that I was the only one that - he identified as a Democrat, and I'm the only one who is a Democrat here. I'm from Massachusetts, and I have commented that one Democrat is about equal to eight Republicans anyway. I've been told if I'm not very nice they'll gang up on me afterwards. I would point out that even though Chris Shays, on my right, comes from Connecticut, that the minutemen in Massachusetts are No. 1 in the country at the moment. We don't have to apologize for no. 4 or anything like that along the way.
I do want to commend Charlie Bass and Bill Zeliff for bringing us here. This is in Charlie's district, and he, of course, is primarily responsible. But, this probably is the largest number of Members of the Congress, Members of the House of Representatives, that you've seen in New Hampshire at any time since probably 200 years ago, when I think New Hampshire had probably close to nine Members in the House of Representatives at that time. You get to see Presidents, would-be Presidents in great numbers, but this is a day for you to tell Members of the House of Representatives what you would like us to know. That's all I want to say.
Chairman kasich. I'd like to recognize Mr. Bass for the purposes of, one, the recognition here from the mayor of Concord.
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