Chris Pappas: “I rise today to ask a question that has been bothering me for a few weeks now. In response to the ongoing situation over…”

“I rise today to ask a question that has been bothering me for a few weeks now. In response to the ongoing situation over at the White House, many of his apologists say we should treat the President of the United States as the CEO of the world's largest business. My question is, if he is the CEO, when is our next dividend? When will the CEO allow the shareholders to reap the benefits of excess revenues? The gentleman from Texas (Mr. Archer) outlines the Republican agenda of lower taxes while saving Social Security. Republicans are proud to see the fruits of their insistence on sane fiscally conservative spending policies. The Republican tax relief plan addresses the marriage tax penalty, provides for tax simplification, increases access to health care for small businesses and provides tax relief for farmers. By opposing the Republican plan for tax relief, the President would prove he is still the leading proponent of big government. Mr. Speaker, I urge this Congress to move tax reform now.”