I would point out that the median family of four making $65,000 in Alabama's Seventh District would see a tax cut of $1,311. I would also point out that the Congressional Budget Office doesn't score a tax reform bill. That is the Joint Committee on Taxation. That score was available to Ways and Means Committee members the day we voted on this bill and available, again, to House Members before we approved it as well. Mr. Speaker, I reserve the balance of my time.
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