In the meanwhile, there is no better day than today, April 15, to talk about the commitment this Congress has made to the American people to ensure that the Tax Code becomes fairer and simpler for middle class families. We must be consistent and make the Tax Code more helpful to families by prioritizing middle class tax relief, including the child tax credit, relief from the marriage penalty, and preserving our lowest tax brackets. We must also commit to making sure our tax dollars are spent wisely. The average family pays over $13,000 in Federal taxes; they deserve to get their money's worth. For that to happen, we must preserve fiscal discipline, as this Congress has done by reinstating the pay-as-you-go rules, PAYGO, meaning we only spend as much money as we have and we do not increase the deficit for our children and grandchildren. And we must prioritize important spending such as health care, education, and our national infrastructure.
John Hall: “In the meanwhile, there is no better day than today, April 15, to talk about the commitment this Congress has made to…”
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