Look, this tax bill picked a clear set of winners and losers, and I think today's testimony is helping to shine a bright light on just which groups and which industries in particular were deemed worthy of relief by this Republican tax bill.
Kildee criticizes the tax bill for favoring certain industries over the middle class.
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