Danny was joined by his wife Beth, by their daughter Molly, and a son, Sean, who were just young kids at the time.
Max Baucus
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Max Baucus is a former U.S. Senator from Montana, serving from 1978 to 2014. A member of the Democratic Party, Baucus was known for his work on health care reform and tax policy. He played a significant role in the passage of the Affordable Care Act and was a key advocate for various economic initiatives during his tenure. Baucus also served as the Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, where he influenced legislation related to taxation and trade. After leaving the Senate, he was appointed as the U.S. Ambassador to China, where he focused on strengthening U.S.-China relations.
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February 15, 2023
I'd be hard-pressed to think of anyone more qualified than Danny Werfel to lead the IRS during this critical time of rebuilding.
— Max Baucus
Danny has become known as the expert that people turn to for help in navigating the many challenges we face in government.
Danny has become known as the expert that people turn to for help in navigating the many challenges we face in government.
I'd be hard-pressed to think of anyone more qualified than Danny Werfel to lead the IRS during this critical time of rebuilding.
Danny was joined by his wife Beth, by their daughter Molly, and a son, Sean, who were just young kids at the time.
Danny was joined by his wife Beth, by their daughter Molly, and a son, Sean, who were just young kids at the time.
I'd be hard-pressed to think of anyone more qualified than Danny Werfel to lead the IRS during this critical time of rebuilding.
Danny has become known as the expert that people turn to for help in navigating the many challenges we face in government.
I am very concerned that this will have an adverse effect on small businesses...
I think it's very unwise. Get ratchet up the rhetoric to a point we're getting too close to the tripping point where something disastrous might happen.
I'm saying China would not stand idly by. They would not just sit there and watch whatever may or may not unfold in North Korea should U.S. attempt preemptive strike.
During my several years of experience as representative of United States -- to China -- one, the Chinese are very respective of strength. And they probably respect -- when President Trump vacillates and issues contradictory statements and…
In fact, the opposite was just the case. They kept complaining to us about our restrictions of technology transfer to China.
I think we should press protection of human rights, but we are only going to get so far.
It is hard to know how that would play out because China is pretty conservative.
They would find a way to get into the peninsula themselves so they can control the peninsula.
They will not because the Chinese have a neuralgic fixation on the status quo and stability within China.
The most important geopolitical matter that crossed my desk during the 3 years I was there was TPP, and we blew it.





