I am really very appreciative of the fact that you have allowed us, once again, to do what Senator Hatch and I feel so s...
Who wants to hurt anybody on Social Security? I do not.
The Office of the Actuary highlights many reasons why demographics help to explain some of the changes over time in bene...
Well, I do not know anybody who wants to hurt anybody who has a legitimate disability claim, but we also have a $17 tril...
I wish our friends on the liberal side would find some ways of cutting out the unessential programs in government so tha...
We can figure out a way, as Senator Cardin said, and I think very eloquently, to make sure that the safety net is in pla...
Sadly, the Obama administration's approach to DI and Social Security in general has largely been to remain silent, even ...
This is an important topic that deserves our immediate attention.
One is what I have just traced out involving inquiry, research, and examination of what we can do to enhance the DI prog...
Our primary goals should be to make the U.S. a better place to do business and to allow American companies to more effec...
I think we can all agree that addressing the shortcomings of our international tax system is a critical step on the road...
Failure in the BEPS project could well result in countries taking unilateral, inconsistent actions.
I think there is a growing chorus out there among some of my friends on the other side of the aisle to use corporate inv...
The ultimate answer to this problem--and the only way to completely address the issue of inversions--is to reform our ta...
I think that is not only stupid, I think it is going to result in consequences that nobody wants.
I think we are right to expect that the Treasury Department will aggressively represent American employers and their wor...
In obtaining the consent of the United States, it is necessary to get the consent of the U.S. Congress.
It seems that a discussion of international tax reform can at times result in a debate of capital export neutrality vers...
