What stands out most in my mind is that the economic stimulus package that passed this House, that I did not vote for, gave more tax breaks to a certain segment. I call them the country club tax breaks. I say it is the reverse Robin Hood, and we have practiced it ever since a certain group took over this House. What I call it is reverse Robin Hood, robbing from the poor and working people to give tax breaks to the rich country club friends. I am so happy to say that the gentleman from Illinois (Mr. Davis), from Chicago, has joined us, and he wants to help us explain to the American people about this, the big dogs controlling this debate.
Rep. Corrine Brown: “What stands out most in my mind is that the economic stimulus package that passed this House, that I did not vote for…”
Editor's note · Context
Addressing the economic stimulus package and its tax breaks during a House debate.
Share
More from Rep. Corrine Brown
I did not support it because it did not include almost any of those elements that we are discussing here tonight.
I want you to know that what has happened here is not acceptable, here, nowhere in Florida, nowhere in the country, and nowhere in the world.
I have been elected for 20 years, 10 years in this House, and in that time period I have seen all kinds of welfare. The bill we passed last year, $94 billion to the farmers, the percentage of the farmers is 2 percent of the population. I…
I do have a question for Chairman Young at the appropriate time. I want to make my statement and put it in the Record, but on that same subject as far as the gun provision as put in the Record and the colloquy, can you clarify for me…





