last week the newly elected Members on the other side of the aisle held a press event, with the minority leader in tow, to complain about the legislative pace of this Congress. As the Speaker knows, on this side of the aisle, newly elected Members have, since back in February, taken to the floor of this House each week that we have been in session to talk about solutions instead of pointing out problems. We have been accentuating the positive, success stories that are alive and thriving in each of our congressional districts across this great Nation. We have spoken passionately about ways to renew our communities, how government can be a partner rather than as a parent. We have promoted efforts to talk about our pro-family agenda and ways to enact regulatory relief. Tonight, it is no secret, Mr. Speaker, that with millions of Americans we train the white hot glare of the spotlight of this House onto the Tax Code.
Kenny Hulshof: “last week the newly elected Members on the other side of the aisle held a press event, with the minority leader in tow…”
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