The majority witnesses focus time their time and energy arguing for devolution--the concept that we don't need a strong federal presence and support in infrastructure development.
We need more federal resources.
America had a 50 year experiment with devolution, local control over infrastructure.
We are on a path for significant reduction in infrastructure investment.
I would just put one item on the table that we would like to explore with you further, dealing with infrastructure finance.
The reforms are making a difference. Costs are going down.
Healthcare reform will produce approximately $1 trillion worth of net budget savings over the next 20 years.
I think this is a very important concept that the committee should consider as we move forward.
I find it interesting that we are having this hearing today when the American Society for Civil Engineers is putting out its update of its s...
I appreciate continuing this process of trying to dive into the Tax Code and the implications, and I appreciate the balanced presentation he...
We are overpaying some of the very low-performing Medicare Advantage programs.