John Kline: “We are, frankly, on an unsustainable path right now, where we're borrowing 42 cents on every dollar that we spend.”

Part of the way we need to approach these solutions is to adopt reforms that address the structural flaws within the plans.

Former Chairman John Kline, while recognizing that the overtime threshold should be responsibly reformed, called the administration's drastic move extreme and partisan.

Composite plans are not intended to replace defined benefit plans, but are intended to be an alternative to the 401(k) defined contribution plan.

During the eight long years our team spent working to pass this bill, no topic was more hotly debated than that of annual testing. . . In the end, we arrived at a fair and sensible compromise in the law: Keep the requirement that the same…