These are all issues that we should have thoroughly considered and heard expert witness on before Congress passed a $2.3 trillion tax giveaway, not after.

the tax bill amounted to backdoor effort to drive up health insurance costs.

The American dream is more likely to be found on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean right now.

Shifting from progressive income and property taxes to regressive fines and fees is tantamount to shifting the tax burden from those with the most to those with the least.

the law's proponents made choices about what and whom to prioritize and what and whom, unfortunately, to leave out.

the 2017 tax law missed every significant opportunity to make a difference in the lives of working people.

the 2017 tax law that passed in a mere 51 days without any hearings or expert witness testimony.

I think it is wonderful that my friends on the Republican side defend things like the doubling of the childcare tax credit.

we have two economies, and let's not pretend that stock market gains and corporate profits tell the whole story.

the progressivity of the tax cuts as measured by increases in after-tax income are heavily tilted towards the rich.

Luckily, the American people weren't conned.

I have got some of the largest corporations in my State who still don't know what the Republican bill did to them.