In March, we heard from people on the other side of the aisle that we need an economic stimulus immediately. And now we see an amendment--and it isn't just this amendment; it is amendment after amendment--seeking to delay the tax reduction. This is another attempt to delay a tax cut until other programs are passed. We are working on making sure that Social Security and Medicare are solvent. Our budget agreement of 2 weeks ago speaks to that. And that does not mean we cannot provide tax relief for American taxpayers, and do it right now. I strongly urge the defeat of the amendment. Mr. President, this amendment is not germane to the provisions of the reconciliation bill before us. I raise a point of order against the amendment under section 305(b)(2) of the Budget Act.
Chuck Grassley: “In March, we heard from people on the other side of the aisle that we need an economic stimulus immediately. And now we…”
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Addressing amendments that seek to delay tax reductions during a budget reconciliation debate.
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