We can't just be a go-it-alone if we want to be a true leader in the world.

The Joint Committee on Taxation looked at the facts, at the effect of the 2017 Trump Republican tax scam.

A lot of fix to this is competition.

We have seen how stifling regulations can suffocate any small business, especially those in healthcare.

So, far too often, consolidation decreases quality of care, eliminates competition, which increases costs, and removes the possibility of physicians owning their own business.

Well, you have heard today this past administration has imposed $375 billion worth of regulations on small businesses.

Free markets are--the start of business America is what the country was built on.

Competition will drive prices down, services up every time, won't it?

Today's hearing is critical in examining the impact of the industry's overregulation on small businesses and small providers.

Specifically, the phrase 'pay their fair share' continues to be used. And I am asking, is there a dollar amount? Is there a percentage that is 'fair'?

It attacks our tax base, our economic strength, and it transfers wealth from the U.S. to countries abroad.

So to be--this tax deal seems like a race to the bottom, and not what Republicans have been accused of at all.

the deal is just a bad deal for the United States, no matter how you look at it

Corporate tax revenues reached a record high of $425 billion, or 43 percent higher than the final year of the Obama Administration.

I continue to be shocked that this Administration would cede U.S. sovereignty to allow other countries to dictate changes to the U.S. tax code.

Yet in 2022 corporate tax revenues reached a record high of $425 billion, or 43 percent higher than the final year of the Obama Administration.

This tax deal seems like a race to the bottom.

the U.S. has taken a much more aggressive approach when it comes to corporate tax rates.