Let the American people know that we are trying to help kids get educated, and make sure that those who are vulnerable get health care; while the Republicans are urging that we continue the tax cuts for people making more than $300,000 a year. That to me is a distortion of priorities.
Waxman criticizes Republican tax policies in relation to education and healthcare for vulnerable populations.
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