the question is, how do we solve it?

I don't think just modest changes will save this program. I think it is financially flawed.

It seems ripe for fraud. But let's keep pursuing that.

But we are telling people not to give their information over the phone call to a government official.

We have to do everything we can to put these people behind bars. And I personally hope there is a special place in hell reserved for those who prey on our seniors.

Mr. Speaker, I join my colleagues in strongly supporting passage of this important bipartisan legislation to deepen trade ties with sub-Saharan Africa and the Central American-Dominican Republic countries and renew sanctions on Burma. As…

Mr. Chairman, as vice chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, I would point out that that was a partisan report-- very partisan report on the Republican tax proposal developed by the Ways and Means Committee and included in the…

Mr. Speaker, I appreciate Chairman Camp's leadership on this important jobs issue. For America, this recovery is the weakest since World War II. It's dead last. Millions of Americans can't find work. Millions of Americans have given up…

Clearly, if America wants to have the strongest economy in the world for the next 100 years, we have to get our Tax Code right.

The reason we have held almost 20 hearings on this issue, having a discussion about the lowest rate possible, or pro-growth Tax Code, the cost of capital and the impact, this is all part of getting to, I think, the best Tax Code we can…

That is why earlier this year I introduced legislation called the Promoting American Manufacturing Act, which calls for reducing the manufacturing rate from 35 to 20, for those that make things, for those manufacturers of our country.