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Robinson soys:
“To curb inflation, we must cut
federal spending until it hurts.”
Congressman Robinson—sole Virginia member of the House Appropriations rnmmittpp—in a oosition to work for economy in committee and on the floor
nf ^hL ttHouse Robinson and other economy advocates have won some battles
against STebig spenders, but have lost too many. If you pay taxes to the Federal Government, you need his vote in Congress-and he needs your vote on Election Day—November 5th.
Robinson’s opposition is asking for a “veto-proof” Congress, which means onnnah cnender votes to override any veto of excessive appropriations. DON T LET THIS HAPPEN ! BEWARE OF UNQUALIFIED SUBSTITUTES . WHAT HAS HE DONE FOR US LATELY?
Congressman Robinson was a leader in the successful effort to modify federal regulations which could have made it virtually impossible to maintain a quality
fruir lndustry in Virginia because of intolerable pesticide regulations not justified by any solid evidence of hazard.
seST^iTt^ bear down on agriculture and all small business.
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