I think it exemplifies why all three of us ran for this office and why we fight to come back every year, is to stop that type of mentality, which is 'we need more money, more money, more money.' So when we try and reduce spending here by reducing taxation, because it is the only principle here, that budgets fill the money that we have, that if we tax more, we will spend more, but if we tax less, we will spend less, it is a simple proposition. So of the greater taxing policies of the Nation, I think it is important that we realize the simple premise that the more money we take in from people, the more we are going to spend.
Lee Terry: “I think it exemplifies why all three of us ran for this office and why we fight to come back every year, is to stop that…”
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Discussing the implications of the death tax and taxation policy during a House floor speech.
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