I would just point out very briefly that the tax credit that the gentleman mentioned that is in the so-called Kasich budget does not provide a $500 per child tax credit to Americans who qualify, and is meaningful or is meaningless, as one wants to put it. In the gentleman's own district, it would mean $62 million tax credits to families that live in the gentleman's district. Mr. Chairman, I think that is quite meaningful.
Jim Saxton: “I would just point out very briefly that the tax credit that the gentleman mentioned that is in the so-called Kasich…”
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Discussing the implications of the tax credit in the Kasich budget during a House debate.
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