
I think about the tax code. I specifically think about folks in South Carolina who are strongly in support of President-elect Trump.
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I think about the tax code. I specifically think about folks in South Carolina who are strongly in support of President-elect Trump.

I thought that was a ringing endorsement for the Investing in Opportunity Act.

If we can get our 35-percent highest-in-the-world corporate tax down to something that is competitive, that would be wonderful.

I am very concerned about the number of jobs that have been lost, the decrease in manufacturing.

Trade agreements are a very important part of what makes us successful attracting brands like Boeing, Michelin, Bridgestone, Caterpillar, BMW.

I think one of the goals I hope that we have is to look for ways to create incentives for private capital to come back into distressed communities.

I hope the administration plans to treat very carefully the mortgage deduction and the charitable deduction going forward.

There will be changes to the business tax code that will create more jobs and more income.

He just wants better deals. So he wants us to grow exports, and he wants better deals.

I think Nikki Haley, our Governor in South Carolina, is the right person at the right time.

Twenty resolutions against Israel and six against the world at large is probably a body that needs to refocus on the world as it really is.

I consider myself an internationalist. The U.N. is a body that can do a lot of good but needs to be reformed.

I think it is time for America to stand up more forcefully for Israel in the U.N.

I think that the Human Rights Council is a flawed body, particularly in its bias against Israel.

If confirmed, I will use the influence of the U.S. to combat anti-Semitism in the U.N.

One meeting does not make a pattern or overcome decades of anti-Semitism. If confirmed, I will use the influence of the U.S. to address this problem.

Should I be confirmed, I would recommend to the President that the U.S. veto any U.N. Security Council resolutions and oppose other U.N. resolutions that unfairly single out Israel or would undermine prospects for a negotiated peace.

I will pursue reforms to address this problem should I be confirmed.