It seems to me there is a disparity in terms of fairness.
It would aid in simplification if modified adjusted gross income for similar provisions could be made uniform
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...
It is absolutely key to the kind of work we anticipate doing in a bipartisan way to work on tax reform.
An unfair tax reform plan would risk heaping a new burden on people who are already struggling to get ahead.
they are correct to be angry at what is happening.
We have to get going on this in a bipartisan way.
I think we all understand that about two-thirds of the American economy is now driven by the consumer.
So the consumer is not in a position to make those purchases of durable goods and create demand and put people to work.
There is no question it is a big problem. The question is, what can we do to get started, and this is bipartisan.
People are falling out of the middle class, not moving upward.