Even a proposal that I advanced that wouldn't have raised taxes but would simply have required the filing of a tax form for alimony payments and generated $2 billion to protect our children was rejected.
Kustoff discusses a rejected proposal aimed at funding child protection without raising taxes.
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Every member of this committee should be sickened by this. Every member of this committee should say so publicly.
We have to turn that around. It is a national security risk. It is a national health security risk.
People should not have to pay the federal government $200 to exercise your Second Amendment rights.
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