You are taking and creating a 30-percent tax increase on capital gains. You are saying to the people who are small business people, we are going to increase your taxes from a 35-percent to a 42-percent effective rate.
Gregg criticizes proposed tax increases on small businesses and capital gains.
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A lot of that economic growth was driven by a bubble, and I don't really think we want to revisit that.
The United States is one debt deal away from leading the entire world out of [its] economic doldrums.
There are very tough votes that are going to have to be made here that have nothing to do with whether or not you are for or against a balanced-budget amendment.
I don't think that's going to happen. On the bigger issue of the 1990s versus today, I do think there is structural differences.
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