Political Quotes

Adrian Smith: Time and time again Members from both sides of the aisle have spoken on the need to create jobs and cut government…

On the recordNovember 30, 2010
Time and time again Members from both sides of the aisle have spoken on the need to create jobs and cut government spending. This is what the American people want, and it is past time for Washington to start listening. We have just a few short weeks to take that message to heart and stop the $3 trillion tax hike set to take effect on January 1. Our country needs real economic growth--which can't happen if Washington doesn't prevent these tax increases on farmers, ranchers and small businesses. We won't solve our fiscal challenges until we cut spending, stop the growth of government and extend the current tax rates. The sooner we can provide certainty to American businesses, the sooner they can get our economy back on track and start hiring again. Over the next few weeks, we have the chance to do what is right for our economy. Let's make it sooner rather than later.
Said by
Adrian Smith
Republican · Nebraska
Source
govinfo.gov
Nov 30, 2010

Editor's note · Context

The speaker addresses the need to create jobs and prevent tax increases affecting the economy.

Share

More from Adrian Smith

Mar 11, 2024

Telehealth has been a game changer for access to care in rural areas such as my district in Nebraska.

congress.gov
Sep 19, 2024

There is no question this is contrary to our national interest.

congress.gov
May 27, 2026

The Trump Account contribution pilot program opened the door for parents to provide their children with a strong financial foundation from day one. But this historic investment is at risk of disappearing after President Trump leaves…

blakemoore.house.gov
Mar 10, 2025

I am glad to offer my thanks and gratitude to James Min, as well. I appreciate the fact that when I was a brand-new Member of Congress, a while back, that he has always been a great help not just to me but to anyone who asks. I am grateful…

govinfo.gov

Other voices in this conversation