Choose two ways McKinley supports his argument to reduce government spending,
1. by highlighting everything that was wrong with
the financial policies of his predecessor
2. by outlining exactly what happens when the
government spends more cash than it brings in
3. by emphasizing the idea that revenue must
exceed expenses so the government can pay its
debts
4. by stressing his qualifications as a politician who
understands the importance of
sensible financial policies
5. by describing the government's responsibility
toward the citizens who depend upon it to stay
financially sound