I feel like, in fact, I have been here on a weekly basis to talk about this issue. And the reason I feel that way is that I have been here on a weekly basis to talk about what is happening in the wake of the Dobbs decision, which stripped…

Honestly, I think part of the problem we ran into the last time we were going through this was the Department was not staffed up in the way that it needed to be.

It is really aggravating and irritating that this happened during the middle of tax filing season.

The problem was people were working two and three jobs, and no matter what they did they could not get their kids out of poverty.

Senator Marshall and I introduced a bill just earlier today.

I think to contrast RCPP, our two Gunnison projects are a perfect example.

I would like to see an authentic and deep, committed investment into young, beginning, small, traditional, Indigenous, land-based farmers of color by the USDA.

I think answering that question is going to be so vital for the next generation of Americans and the generations coming after that.

they're still committed to giving billionaires a free pass to cheat on their taxes.

That sounds like a pretty good list.

Thank you, Honorable Michael Bennet and Roger Marshall, for holding this important hearing and for inviting to share my story and bring the young farmer perspective to this conversation.

When it comes to filing taxes online, the status quo is unacceptable.

We have the worst income inequality that we have had since the 1920's in this country.

I hate to say this, but I think, probably, I do not get to make the call.

he's threatening a catastrophic default.

the IRS is following the law as intended.

We have the lowest economic mobility that we have had in generations.

Reducing the tax gap helps create the headroom to address those issues.