We are also aware that Ranking Member Crapo has developed his own tax legislation.

A number of companies and organizations have made reduced or zero-carbon commitments by 2050, and some by 2030.

Considering offsetting the cost of energy provisions with a corporate tax rate increase or increasing international taxes, especially during a pandemic, is counterproductive and a non-starter on my side of the aisle.

The tax code plays a crucial role in tackling our climate challenge and respectfully asks for an extension of key alternative fuel incentives in any climate-related tax legislation.

I have deep concerns about the Administration's rush for the exits in Afghanistan.

If you tax something more, you get less of it.

Congress should not be picking winners or losers every year when temporary credits expire.

We can't trust the Taliban with America's security.

a U.S. military drawdown should only occur in a way that safeguards our national security interests, preserves our hard-fought gains, and protects the homeland.

If collapse does happen within a matter of months... do you agree that we ought to hold up on this $300 million?

any Congressional approval of further assistance to Afghanistan should and must depend on the shape of the Government there and its adherence to counterterrorism commitments and human rights.

I'm concerned that the Administration's decision may result in a Taliban offensive that topples the Government.

I have serious concerns about oversight of these dollars.

A U.S. military drawdown should only occur in a way that safeguards our national security interests.

I hope you are right, and that is that the Administration can hang on in Afghanistan.

In terms of competitiveness, we should not close off our market or engage in protectionism.

Having Congress in the driver's seat on critical trade policy decisions is not a weakness, it is a strength.

America's innovative industries, including its digital technology companies, are the envy of the world.