Ron Wyden actually said...

"The biggest lesson from 1986 is that tax reform is possible when Democrats and Republicans set partisanship aside."

"The two of you have told an inspiring story this morning about bipartisanship on a major economic issue."

"When President Reagan signed the bill into law, he called it an 'historic overhaul of our tax code and a sweeping victory for fairness.'"

"If you could just reduce the difference between the way income from capital and the income from wages are treated, that would be a huge reform."