MTRs are often presented at the very last minute on the floor with very little time available for members to consider what the MTR is actually saying.

We've called on Congress to do just this!

But here we are and we need to focus on the future and we need to understand what is in the bill and where improvements need to be made both large and small.

I have a bill introduced both in the last Congress and this Congress to do just this.

I think we also ought to think about the whole package and how best we can, you know, use our resources to make life the way it can be--as best it could be for those who are struggling each day.

the increase in the standard deduction does appear to benefit working families who don't itemize, but can you explain why these benefits are diminished by other provisions in the law, namely the repeal of personal exemptions?

Instead, the Republicans hastily crafted and jammed through a partisan bill that primarily benefits the wealthiest in this country without doing enough to help working families and small businesses.

The CBO projected the 2017 Republican tax law will increase our national debt by $1.5 trillion over the next decade.

Instead of providing the full extent of these tax cuts to large corporations and the highest income earners, could Congress have done things differently to help working families?

I think Congress should be thinking about bipartisan ways in which we can make your lives a little easier.

Only 30 percent of Florida families can afford infant care.