Chuck Grassley

I urge the Committee to focus more on our country's unsustainable debt.

Providing legalization without ensuring a workable future, reasonable guestworker flow doesn't solve the problem.

The current wage calculation status is broken. Simply put. It's not rational. It's not transparent.

It's hard to claim that the TCJA was a big windfall for the rich and then say at the same time we want to give them a windfall by expanding the state and local tax deduction.

I like to refer to it as the inflation enhancement act and that's CBO saying it's not going to reduce inflation.

Biden proposed five trillion in new tax hikes in his recent budget.

However, at the same time they've advocated repealing the $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions.

The problem isn't tax cuts as we all know, but the problem is unchecked spending.

Whether this generation lives high on the hog and let's our children pay for it. That's not a very responsible thing to do.

Members of the Congress consistently peddle the alarmist idea that climate change will cause economic shock to the world's market.

If only we were using this platform to shine light on the need for Congress to address an unsustainable debt.

Only in D.C. could we have eight climate change hearings while spending our country out of house and home.

I have heard from Iowans about the challenges finding in-network providers, including mental health services.

I am a strong supporter of telehealth, and when I was Finance Committee chairman, I helped make it permanent in Medicare.

Mental telehealth is an important tool to improve access, especially in rural America.

I have heard from Iowans about the challenges finding in-network providers, including mental health services.

Mental telehealth is an important tool to improve access, especially in rural America.

I am a strong supporter of telehealth, and when I was Finance Committee chairman, I helped make it permanent in Medicare.

If you really care about working Americans why wouldn't you want to do something about the terrible energy policies of this administration, and the terrible spending policies of this administration that has raised inflation to a 40 year…

It's interesting how we only hear about brinksmanship when it's Republicans who want to negotiate a debt ceiling

Conveniently, they ignore the devastating impact that their policies would have on working class Americans and small businesses, including family farmers.

We get 60 percent of our electricity from wind. And in 4 years, we will get about 80 percent.

I believe in all-of-the-above energy strategies, oil, gas, biofuel, wind.

The Biden EPA recently proposed a new emission standard for light and medium duty vehicles.

Not only is this administration pushing policies that drive up the price of gasoline, but their policies would make us even more dependent on a supply chain that runs directly through China.