Ron Wyden

Is there going to be a replacement before there is repeal?

Speaker Ryan has publicly stated that no one will be worse off if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.

On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of women of all ages and backgrounds came to Washington to speak out in support of policies that you have opposed.

The Republicans in last year's reconciliation bill cut taxes for one group of people. They cut taxes for the most fortunate in the country.

Mutual funds in particular, by independent experts, ethics experts, are considered in a completely different category than personal trading in stocks.

I do not trade in health-care stocks.

What the Congressman is saying is that the order could go into effect before there is a replacement plan.

I will wrap up this round by saying, will you commit to not implementing the order until the replacement plan is in place?

Will you guarantee that no one will lose coverage under the executive order?

If confirmed, you will be the captain of the health team and in charge of implementing the order.

Your stake in Innate is more than five times larger than the figure you reported to ethics officials when you became a nominee.

Well, you purchased stock in an Australian company through private offerings at discounts not available to the public.

We have a paper trail, Congressman. We have a paper trail for every comment I have made.

It is hard to see how this claim passes the smell test.

No cuts to Medicare or Medicaid. Nobody hurt by ACA repeal. 'Insurance for everybody . . . much less expensive and much better.'

The outrage in tax law is what's legal.

This Nation was founded to reward merit, not to perpetuate dynasties.

The tax code today is a tale of two systems.

The Trump plan, which you have been part of, would add billions--excuse me, trillions--to the debt and would disproportionately favor the well-to-do.

The Mnuchin Rule sounded promising to me when you said it the first time: no absolute tax cuts for the wealthy.

I hope, because I am interested in those discussions with you about tax reform, you are not talking about putting the Earned Income Tax Credit on the table as something you might throw in the trash can, because if you do, you are going to…

I am very troubled about the fact that regarding these basic tools that you would have, if confirmed, you seem almost unscathed by the subject.

What products would be off the table for purposes of what I call a border tax?

Working-class people want to know.

We have two tax systems in America.