Democrats' memories are short, so we need to correct some dates presented.
In 1992, George H.W. Bush was president. President Clinton's economic polices began after Jan. 20, 1993.
Voters liked him so well they rewarded him in November 1994 with a Republican-led Congress, with Newt Gingrich as speaker of the House.
Congress, with their new leader, then worked on balancing the budget as they rejected Clinton's spending programs. Welfare reform was the hardest for Clinton to accept, but finally did. He acted like it was his idea to start with - which wasn't true.
The Republican Congress saved our nation from economic ruin through 2000. That year, the "dot.coms'" false values began to surface.
Actually, Gingrich played no role since 2000, but President George W. Bush and Congress would have been better off with his leadership.
T. Glenn Runion