Just to conclude very briefly, once again, those of us on the GOP side, newly elected Members, it is our goal to end this tax trap. It is our goal to help the American people, as we have heard here tonight, earn more money, to be able to keep more money so they can do more for their families and communities. Earlier today a friend of mine on the other side of the aisle said, what about the loss of revenue? Mr. Speaker, Washington's loss is the American family's gain. We stand committed and ready to achieve that measure.
Kenny Hulshof: “Just to conclude very briefly, once again, those of us on the GOP side, newly elected Members, it is our goal to end…”
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Discussing tax policy and its impact on American families during a floor speech.
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