Maxwell Frost: “Mr. Speaker, I think it is very interesting, as we sit here, I keep hearing my colleagues bring up the 'working families…”

“Mr. Speaker, I think it is very interesting, as we sit here, I keep hearing my colleagues bring up the 'working families tax cut bill.' They keep bringing it up, and I am asking the staff here, I don't remember voting on the working families tax cut bill. We have looked it up, and we can't find it. This body has not voted on the working families tax cut bill this Congress. We did vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and I asked myself, why do they keep changing the name of their legislation? The reason why is simple. We know that Donald Trump came here to the Hill after this bill was passed, and because it was so deeply unpopular with the American people, he said that we have to rebrand, have to change the name. It goes to show how unpopular and how bad this bill is. They even called it the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. It has the word 'beautiful' in it. The bill is so bad for working people that 64 percent of adults-- Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and people who don't care about politics--hate it so much that the bill that they put the word 'beautiful' in, they can't say the name anymore because it is so damn toxic because it takes most of the resources from working people and gives it to the billionaires and megacorporations.”