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The evolution of taxes and spending (and therefore also debt) will be a primary determinant of whether our economy rekindles a successful dynamism.

Our corporate tax system, as Chairman Hatch mentioned, has the highest rate in the world of any advanced economy.

It would be a costly mistake for tax reform to heap a heavier burden on the middle class.

We need to continue to work in a bipartisan way toward action.

I disagree with most of the aggressive, often anti-growth proposals in the President's recent budget.

It is also important to note that they avoided partisan processes, like budget reconciliation, that would put the outcome at risk.

I believe there is bipartisan agreement on the need for tax reform.

Tax revenue comes from the economy and not from Congress.

Leveling the playing field is a matter of basic fairness.

It makes it a high priority.

Finding a long term, mandatory funding source for PILT is very important.

My personal view is that it's got to be a high priority, and while you've got a lot of priorities to manage it's a difficult thing.

Over $5.7 billion went to projects which added NO value to the taxpayers.

The total overall cost of Obamacare so far has numbered in the tens of billions, and we're barely through the first phases of implementation.

It just isn't working. In fact, it is, by most objective accounts, an unmitigated disaster.

I will tell you that you can receive a classified briefing about that.

The mission in Afghanistan that we have, as stated in the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force there, was, of course, to use force against all nations, organizations, and individuals deemed to have been involved in the…

You feel good about the improvement that's been made over the last 5 years on that front.