I have been getting around a little bit, going to some facilities, and, again, as I mentioned, I was at my own facility in Vermont just this...
But are you really suggesting to me, when the GAO tells us we are losing $180 billion per year, there is no way to capture revenue from corp...
The effective tax rate is just 12 percent, and, in fact, in 2011--corporate revenue as a percentage of GDP was just 1.2 percent lower than a...
I want to congratulate you. And, again, as the Secretary knows, my major criticism of the VA is they forget to tell the world what they are ...
I just spent several hours on Saturday in White River Junction and being very impressed by some of the work they are doing in terms of diabe...
Back in 1952, 32 percent of all the revenue generated in this country came from large corporations. Today that number is 9 percent.
The GAO just came out with a report the other day--published by Reuters yesterday, I think--'Corporate tax breaks cost U.S. Government $180 ...
Well, that is a big if, and I understand that many of the people who get their dividends from corporate stock are in the top 1 percent.
If the Chamber of Commerce were to get its way and bring hundreds of thousands of low-wage workers into this country, there is no question i...
At a time when one out of four major corporations pays zero in taxes, when we have growing wealth and income inequality in this country, by ...
the answer to the deficit problem... is to cut Social Security, is to cut Medicare, is to cut Medicaid, is to cut programs for children.
my understanding is that we are losing--and we have introduced legislation to remedy this--about $100 billion a year in revenue, a year, by ...
I am going to give you the opportunity right now to get you to change my mind.
the choice that we face, do you really in the middle of a recession want to cut Social Security benefits and Medicare benefits when corporat...
we have to take a look at revenue and the fact that at 15.8 percent of GDP, revenue today is the lowest point that it has been almost in 60 ...
the vast majority of disabled vets would see significant cuts as opposed to the current chained CPI.
do you think it is a legitimate area to pursue, the fact that we have companies like Bank of America and virtually every major corporation s...
do you really think we should move toward deficit reduction on the backs of men and women who have lost arms and legs defending this country...
