Clinton's Budget Proposal

President Bill Clinton has offered a $1.73 trillion spending plan for FY 1999 that he says represents the end of an era of federal deficits. Budget in detail

Clinton said the proposal marks "an end to decades of deficits that have shackled our economy, paralyzed our politics and held our people back. It can mark the beginning of a new era of opportunity for a new American Century."

What do you think? Is the nation really on the verge of real budget surpluses? Or, as some Republicans think, does Clinton's spending plan include hidden spending and hidden tax increases?

Send us e-mail at response@turner.com, and we'll post a sample in our next installment of Voter's Voice. Please put "budget" in the subject line, and be sure to include your name and home town.

Monday Feb. 2, 1998

• Clinton Unveils His Balanced Budget
• The Budget: Nitty-Gritty Details
• Republicans Criticize New Spending In Clinton Budget
• Starr Subpoenas Stephanopulous
• Jones To Appeal Ruling Excluding Lewinsky From Her Case
• Clinton Will Visit New Mexico Tuesday
• Panetta Won't Run For Governor
• Lewinsky's Mother To Marry Media Executive