The debt ceiling is about paying the bills of the United States of America, for spending that this institution authorized.

The idea is so troubling that it drew a strong rebuke from The Post Fact Checker last week.

Manipulating it today, next week, or in 3 or 4 months damages our economy and our credibility.

U.S. manufacturing has long been a cornerstone of our economy, and it continues to provide high-paying jobs for American workers while supplying global consumers with high-quality products.

I will be interested in hearing from U.S. manufacturers about how tax reform can make the United States a more attractive place for the industry to hire and invest.

the strength of U.S. manufacturing is being undermined by our current tax system, which is too complex, too costly, and too time-consuming to comply with.

I would say we would look at any proposal through that simple test which is relative to what you face today, are we making it more likely that the next factory by a U.S. company or a foreign company will be built here?

I strongly disagree with the Court's decision and its holding that Congress can tax Americans who choose not to purchase government-approved health insurance.

We should explore every opportunity to open markets for U.S. employers, workers, farmers, and ranchers.

Terminating Jackson-Vanik and extending PNTR to Russia is in the absolute best interest of American businesses, workers and innovators.

Tax reform will be a long process.