I think making tax cuts or spending increases permanent is not fiscally responsible.
Charles W. Stenholm: “I think making tax cuts or spending increases permanent is not fiscally responsible.”
Editor's note · Context
Opposing the permanence of tax cuts and spending increases during a floor debate.
Share
More from Charles W. Stenholm
I just think making a differentiation between disasters in Nebraska and South Dakota and Texas from those disasters in Florida, which I concur are very serious and should be addressed, but it really makes no real sense for us to set a…
Sometimes it is rather amusing if you have been around for a few years, as I have. The last time this was seriously discussed, my friends on this side of the aisle opposed it. They believe the expedited rescission was a bad idea and that…
I am desperately trying to get people to understand the significance of this for our country, our children and our grandchildren,'' Walker says. ``How this is resolved could affect not only our economic security but our national…
You are mischaracterizing my amendment. We are suggesting that the tax cuts be extended through next year. You are describing something that is not going to happen in my amendment, leaving a wrong impression with the people that might be…





