Despite the challenges which he has faced, and with which he has been entrusted, he has never forgotten his focus on medicine and his focus ...
Stronger growth means more job creation, means higher wages, means a better standard of living.
If the economy is larger, there is that much more to tax; therefore, more revenue.
I look forward to working with you on that, because as I say, we have got an opportunity--in fact, we have got an obligation to really have ...
Every problem in America is easier to solve if we have strong economic growth than if we do not.
We are still laboring under an $800 billion tax increase from the Obama era.
The goal should be to maximize growth.
We do need a simpler, fairer, and more transparent tax system.
Each step gets us closer to 3 percent economic growth, which returns our economy to its historic average rate.
The administration has proposed a financial deregulation plan to rid the banking system of red tape caused by the Dodd-Frank Act.
Misguided policies of the last 8 years have given us the weakest recovery since the Great Depression.
If we get tax reform right, we are going to have so much more growth that far fewer people will need these welfare programs.
A permanent tax reform is the best, but it takes bipartisan support.
What is the point in tax reform if it is not going to be pro-growth?
Every single problem in America is easier to solve if the economy is booming.
Our objective to fix the corporate tax system is about helping American workers.
I hope we will acknowledge that the goal should be to maximize growth and get the right Tax Code.
If we cannot, reconciliation is an alternative.
