If the Senator will yield the floor--and I would very respectfully disagree with his last assertion that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle have no plan; they have a plan. The plan is to roll back the President's tax cuts. Listen to the candidates. They want to roll back that tax cut. The lowering of the tax rates has generated more income in the pockets of Americans.
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