In my view, we ought to have a very pro-growth tax code that is going to encourage an economic expansion, and if, along ...
The top 1 percent should not benefit from this process.
Infant care costs exceed the average cost of in-State college tuition.
So we have, I think, an enduring obligation to make sure that every program measures up to the expectations of taxpayers...
I wanted to start with a commendation of this process, to commend both the Chairman and the Ranking Member.
this process that they have undertaken and that we've all been participating in stands in marked contrast, dramatic cont...
The lower we get that to zero, the better job we are doing of ensuring that each recipient is getting the money that you...
And the effect of this, of course, all else being equal, is it keeps Federal marginal rates higher than they would other...
The fact is, the top 10 percent of income earners earn 47 percent of the income in America and pay 71 percent of all the...
We have an extremely progressive tax code, and it is going to remain a very progressive tax code.
I think we have all agreed that we would like for tax reform to provide tax relief for working-class and middle-income f...
If you lower marginal rates, you change incentives. You increase the incentives to work, to save, to invest.
I want to focus on something that we do not talk about enough.
We appreciate you and the ranking member having this hearing and a number of hearings on the broad issue of tax reform.
The gravity of that covenant cannot be understated; it is a core responsibility that we owe our veterans.
As Americans, we can all agree, we have made a moral covenant with the men and women that served in our Armed Forces.
Unfortunately and regrettably, a number of unscrupulous actors are increasingly exploiting this assistance program.
We applaud Congressman Cartwright for spearheading this initiative.
