And my response is, you mean somebody who is making $300,000 a year should not have to help pay for our roads, highways, and bridges?
Editor's note · Context
Portman argues that higher earners should contribute to infrastructure funding.
Share & report
More from Rob Portman
I look forward to getting into this issue of the balance between free speech and the hate speech that leads to violence because it is a line that has to be drawn.
We have done everything we can to discourage our European allies from using China's telecommunications sector, Huawei and others, because of concerns about what that means for security.
As I have said repeatedly, I support the resettlement of Afghans who stood in battle with us and our allies over the last 20 years but... the United States faces an increased threat due to this administration’s catastrophic evacuation of…
If he couldn`t do, we will because all we`re talking about is the status quo and frankly it`s a legislative function.





