So you cannot just wave your hands and sort of throw up fairy dust and say you are going to drive down the debt.
Our approach would have put the bulk of the tax relief into the pockets of the middle class rather than the multinationa...
I do not see how growth is going to get you close to paying for that $1.9 trillion that was put on the credit card.
I do not know where else Republicans could possibly go to pay for this $1.9 trillion in debt largely going to the multin...
Let us give $1.5 trillion in the tax bill to the wealthiest Americans and proceed to cut our health...
But you acknowledge that the budget has a decrease of $240 billion in infrastructure?
This issue of auditing the Pentagon is the longest running battle since the Trojan War.
I think based on your answer I have to tell Oregonians that it is going to take more than 10 years.
Everybody else in Government gets audited. Businesses get audited. It really is the longest running battle since the Tro...
I am going to take that as a yes, that it is going to take more than 10 years to get to a clean audit.
So that really is a significant problem when you design a plan for the richest Americans, try to sell it for workers.
Now, this tax plan borrowed $1.5 trillion from our children, and then when the benefits flow out through these buybacks,...
How about accountability? How about that concept being embedded in the work of what was our consumer watchdog that now i...
Everything we see in this budget is about help to the powerful and an assault on working Americans.
Which one is more important to you: the heating program or the tax cut to Wells Fargo, which has defrauded so many peopl...
Which is more important to you: people having housing or $6 billion to Exxon Mobil?
Isn't that kind of a shameful thing to do to the next generation of Americans?
Wouldn't working America be better off if you design a tax decrease that actually helped working Americans?
