It is amazing to me that at a time where so many small businesses are really just trying to find the new normal, that we are talking about increasing tax burden on small business.

Small businesses are still suffering. They are doing their best to regain footing after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Imagine that. A jobs plan that would result in fewer jobs. Think about it.

now is not the time to handcuff business and job creators with tax burdens, especially on non-brick-and-mortar infrastructure.

Thanks for mentioning that. That is why I introduced the Innovations in Informal STEM Learning Act and, hopefully, that will prepare our next generation of workers for the right jobs.

the upskilling and the workforce training, the lifelong learning to make sure that entrepreneurs have access to the people that they need.

the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated challenges many women entrepreneurs face on a daily basis to keep their doors open for business.

While this is a welcome start to reasserting U.S. leadership on global health, 25 million doses are not nearly enough.

I share Chair and Ranking Member and my colleagues' frustration, and I am also disappointed Secretary Yellen is not testifying today.

I have been on this Committee since my time in Congress, and we certainly are trying to maintain the tradition of bipartisanship on this Committee.

The taxpayers deserve answers from the administrator as it relates to those programs that have been implemented by the current administration.