On the recordMay 23, 2017
So this isn't theory, this is practice, and it has been practice under both Democratic and Republican administrations, when you cut the tax and regulatory burdens the economy expands.
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congress.govSo this isn't theory, this is practice, and it has been practice under both Democratic and Republican administrations, when you cut the tax and regulatory burdens the economy expands.
McClintock argues that tax cuts have historically led to economic expansion.
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