the right thing to do is to reform our Tax Code, because the problem in our Tax Code is we have these huge inefficiencies, loopholes, deductions, and rates that are statutory rates that are too high.

But if that can't happen, I strongly urge that you look at doing something on inversions, because I don't think anyone a year from now is going to look back and say they didn't do anything, while more companies moved overseas.

We have introduced legislation, the Democrats in this House as well as the Senate, to address inversions.

So why not act now on this inversion legislation? Why not?

one of the great ironies of my time in Congress is that the budget decisions that were made well before Barack Obama was President made by our friends on the other side, who really set the fire upon Barack Obama's inauguration, and they…

I do not think we need to make America great again, as we already are the greatest nation on earth.

So the only thing sent to the so-called death panels were the Republican lies about the health care law, and how it would hurt our economy.

If we can't deal with the whole Tax Code, I don't think that we can justify--I can't; I hope this Committee can't justify--doing nothing while another year of inversions goes on.

But you just sit on your hands while companies take advantage of loopholes.

We shouldn't let people who cheat get off the hook, because that undermines confidence in the tax system.

The mismanagement, the misconduct in the Great Plains area needs to be dealt with.

It shows the bureaucratic absurdity of the situation we have going on in South Dakota.