Mike Crapo

I interpret your answer to be that you are very willing to discuss the President's budget, tax increases, and increased spending, but you are not willing to discuss, with regard to the debt ceiling discussion, any actual fiscal restraint…

We must stop trying to solve this problem by massive new spending and massive new taxes.

We need to protect the full faith and credit of the United States.

This administration must recommit to working with Republicans to develop real solutions that will stabilize the economy and create higher wages and opportunities for American workers.

The spending binge must stop.

The President's budget demonstrates the administration has not learned from its mistakes.

The Congressional Budget Office says the Inflation Reduction Act will not only increase inflation in the near term.

Once started, moral hazard, like inflation, is not easily contained and does long-lasting damage.

It is important to learn more about what initiated the run on Silicon Valley Bank.

So, do you agree then that it is a liquidity risk that we are dealing with in this issue?

We must stop trying to solve this problem by massive new spending and massive new taxes.

This administration must recommit to working with Republicans to develop real solutions that will stabilize the economy and create higher wages and opportunities for American workers.

The spending binge must stop. We must address our growing deficits in order to put the United States' finances on a sustainable path.

Once started, moral hazard, like inflation, is not easily contained and does long-lasting damage.

I would like to express my concern about numerous proposals in the Green Book.

The President's budget includes a whopping $4.7 trillion of new and increased taxes on American job creators, which ultimately means fewer jobs and lower wages.

We must engage in negotiations to get over some of these disagreements, and this new debt ceiling resolution must include fiscal restraint.

We need to protect the full faith and credit of the United States.

The administration's short-sighted, partisan agenda extends to its unilateral approach to the OECD international tax agreement.

I interpret your answer to be that you are very willing to discuss the President's budget, tax increases, and increased spending, but you are not willing to discuss, with regard to the debt ceiling discussion, any actual fiscal restraint…

It is important to learn more about what initiated the run on Silicon Valley Bank.

I am very much opposed to it.

Several members of this committee have been working across the aisle to find affordable housing solutions.

Unfortunately for renters and potential homeowners, the mislabeled 'Inflation Reduction Act' did nothing to address inflation and rising costs.

Any additional funding should be provided via the congressional appropriations process, as so clearly intended under the Constitution.