Bill Archer: “There is no reason why the Tax Code cannot be one that is not forever changing because things are expiring.”

I certainly believe that it is desirable to have bipartisanship, particularly on something that is as important as fundamental tax reform.

Mr. Speaker, today we continue our commitment to end the death tax that haunts American families, farms and businesses. Today, we try to break the logjam created by yet another veto by a President who is determined to stonewall bipartisan…

Mr. Speaker, today 12 million seniors and disabled Americans on Medicare, including 7 million women, have no prescription drug coverage. For the vast majority of seniors living on fixed incomes, this is a very difficult situation. This…

Thank you for that welcome, Mr. Chairman. And thank you for the job you are doing on tax reform.