d outlined the basic principles of our plan: security, simplicity, savings, choice, quality, and responsibility. Gingrich was convinced that the conventional wisdom was wrong. s of Ecuador and Peru, with help from the United States, settled a contentious border dispute that had threatened to erupt into armed conflict. Both the Senate and House had passed versions of the crime bill, which provided 100,000 more community police, tougher penaltie
ure-oriented, “empowering government”; it also fairly described our economic and social policies and Al Gore’s “Rego” initiative. cause the Republicans had gained 100,000 registered voters on the Democrats since 1992, partly as a resul They wanted to slash the foreign aid budget, already only 1. We remained at odds over the size and shape of the tax cuts and over the allocation of new funds.
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