For decades, Congress has routinely acted on a bipartisan basis to extend a number of expired or expiring green energy tax provisions.
Scott Peters: “For decades, Congress has routinely acted on a bipartisan basis to extend a number of expired or expiring green energy…”
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Peters highlights the bipartisan history of extending green energy tax provisions.
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under the Democrats, we pay for new spending and we pay for tax cuts. Under Republican rule, you pay for new spending, but you do not have to pay for tax cuts.
The campaign has been very, I think, arrogant in their response. We want to know what their plan is to win this election and turn these numbers around.
under Republicans, they don't pay for tax cuts, and so every time there is a tax cut, it just ruins their budget.
every Democratic Presidential Administration since Kennedy has left for their Republican successors a better deficit situation than they inherited, without exception, and every Republican Administration has left for their Democratic…





