On top of all the damage done in the name of so-called fiscal restraint, this budget calls for a trillion dollars in additional tax cuts for the wealthy.
You cannot gut the EPA by more than 30 percent without knowing it will make our air less safe and our water less clean.
None of it adds up or makes sense, which explains some of the more creative aspects of the President's budget.
It does not work that way. This is a gimmick, and it deserves the swift bipartisan dismissal with which it has been met.
You cannot cut nutrition assistance by more than $220 billion without knowing it will leave families without food to put on the table.
This is a great step backwards, as are your cuts in student financial assistance. I hope you will reconsider those.
Your budget contemplates the full repeal of the Affordable Care Act; is that correct?
Projected Medicare spending is almost one-quarter less than it was before the ACA, in part due to the significant cost containment measures ...
I want to remind my colleagues on the other side that when CBO scored the Affordable Care Act just before its enactment, they estimated the ...
I hope that the leadership on the other side will find time to present a bill to the floor of the House of Representatives where the entire ...
I do not see how cutting the Transportation budget by 20 percent, reducing by a third the amount of resources that you want to provide is go...