Mr. Speaker, I strongly believe the way to turn the economy around is to still let people spend their own money, rather than having government bureaucracies in Washington in their command-and-control fashion spend tax dollars. Let us create jobs by giving people back their hard-earned money.
Discussing economic policy and tax increases during a House floor speech.
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