Mr. Speaker, I would just say and comment on my friend's remarks that this is not about giving anybody a tax cut. This is about preventing a tax increase in a time of great unemployment that has gone on, as I said in my remarks, for more than 15 months at 9rac{1}{2} ext{ percent}.
Dave Camp: “Mr. Speaker, I would just say and comment on my friend's remarks that this is not about giving anybody a tax cut. This…”
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The speaker addresses the importance of preventing a tax increase during high unemployment.
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