Ron Wyden
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Ron Wyden is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Oregon, a position he has held since 1996. A member of the Democratic Party, Wyden has been a prominent advocate for civil liberties, healthcare reform, and technology policy. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as privacy rights, government surveillance, and access to healthcare, often emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in government actions.
My plan would tax wealth like work, and it would minimize the ability of those who are particularly well-off to just defer, and defer, and defer paying their taxes.
I expect that you will respond to inquiries from any Senator on this committee, no matter which side of the aisle they sit on.
I think we all understand that the country has been hit by an economic wrecking ball.
The abuses here take your breath away, and it really is a dodge on all the legal protections Americans have.
You'll have an opportunity, if confirmed, to immediately turn the page on the excessive secrecy and lawlessness of the outgoing Administration.
The good news is Chair Yellen knows that going small on economic relief would be a big mistake.
The outgoing administration had a different approach. They were big on corporate tax giveaways.
I am looking forward to working with Secretary Yellen on all these issues, and more.
I also want to put on the record that the Treasury's record over the past 4 years on this was dismal, on things like FinCEN. It has got to do better, but do it in a bipartisan way.
Right out of the gate, the Biden administration and Congress need to send major relief to America's working families.
There are groceries in my refrigerator that are going to last longer than Mitch McConnell's unemployment agenda.
This administration drove away our economic allies. It actually isolated us in the crucial fight against trade cheats in China and elsewhere.
Congress also needs to fix our broken tax code, starting with the proposition that corporations, millionaires, and billionaires must pay a fair share.
Nobody deserves more credit than Chair Yellen for the longest economic expansion that we have seen in our history, which lasted until the pandemic hit.
This is the second time in 12 years that a Republican President leaves the office with the economy in ruin.
My top economic priority is avoiding the mistake Congress made in the last recession, which was taking a foot off the gas pedal before recovery took hold.
with just a few minutes to speak, I am going to get right to the point. Gunfire in the halls here, IEDs on the Capitol grounds--I will say to my colleagues, with the domestic terrorists roaming the halls just a few hours ago, I have been…
That is correct. COVID-19 has shuttered small businesses across the Country. This is especially true in Oregon, where small businesses are the backbone of our economy. Ensuring businesses can access relief from both the Paycheck Protection…
and colleagues, I will be brief. I want to give the Senate a sense of where we are with respect to this issue. In front of us right now is a bipartisan agreement to extend a variety of provisions to promote clean energy and reduce carbon…
Yes. That language was not intended to limit retroactive compensation for individuals who were previously advised by a State, that they were ineligible for PUA, nor was it intended to limit retroactive compensation for individuals who have…





