Rich Neal

We have to ensure that the U.S. remains innovative and competitive in this global economy.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are so important.

Ninety-five percent of the people who work in my area, ninety-five percent, work for a small business.

The estate tax is a godsend to businesses like ours in upstate New York.

We would be doing so at the expense of policies that would really help working families.

There are 20 years of data showing trickle-down economics doesn't work.

Democrats took a different path, and now our economy is the strongest in the world.

56 percent of the tax cuts enriched shareholders, the remaining 44 percent lined the pockets of many executives, 0 percent went to workers. I repeat, zero.

It didn't pay for itself, it didn't increase revenue, and it certainly did not increase wages.

We knew that this plan would disproportionately benefit the wealthy and the well-connected.

In the last three decades our Republican colleagues have skyrocketed the deficit with trillions of dollars in tax cuts.

Republicans have now wasted the last 16 months on chaos, conspiracies, and, of course, talk of more tax cuts.

Republicans complain about government spending when there is a Democrat sitting in the White House.

They lump all taxpayers together into one undifferentiated group, and then claim that 'an average taxpayer' receives a significant benefit from TCJA.

In the words of Joe Biden, 'Grow the economy because that hurts nobody.'

The answer is to bake a bigger pie so that people can participate, and I am all in on that suggestion.

We want to make sure that there are no efforts that would dismantle the ACA or the health care system as we have improved it.

As President Biden noted the other night, there will be no changes on his watch to the guarantee of these initiatives.

Ways and Means Democrats will not back down from defending the economic, security, and peace of mind that we have given to workers and retirees from political threats.

The American people have trusted us when it comes to protecting their access to health care, and for good and obvious reasons.

More Americans have health insurance today than ever before, with 4 out of 5 people now being able to access high-quality care for less than $10 a month.

Because if you are a taxpayer who can't afford to hire a lawyer or an accountant to help you create complexity and shield your income, then you would likely be very frustrated if those that did have the resources could do that and evade…

You can't pay down your child's hunger once at the end of each year.

By increasing the credit, making it fully refundable, and authorizing monthly payments we used the tax code to deliver relief directly to American families.

I remind everyone every single Republican in Congress voted against the Inflation Reduction Act and against funding for the IRS to do its job.