I can tell you a bipartisan majority here on the Finance Committee does not believe investment in real estate is evil.
The phase-out of benefits for high-income taxpayers should be made uniform across all similar incentives
Our tax system has become so incredibly complicated, so byzantine, that even someone who really knows their way around an accounting textboo...
There is a need to coordinate the various education incentives in order to simplify these provisions
We have focused on growing American workers' paychecks, putting more dollars into their pocket.
Too many Americans feel stuck. Too many Americans worry about being able to afford necessities.
the most important thing to do is have the tide come in, and that is what we are missing.
There is no question it is a big problem. The question is, what can we do to get started, and this is bipartisan.
So the consumer is not in a position to make those purchases of durable goods and create demand and put people to work.
If there's a common economic theme to take away from the town halls and meetings I hold in Oregon, it's that people feel stuck.
We have to get going on this in a bipartisan way.