Kevin Brady

Chairman Camp's amendment simply seeks the truth. It seeks the truth about what the IRS knew, what they targeted, what they offered up--more importantly, simply to make available those on the staff who dealt with, supposedly, the loss of…

But that is where we're going because of Obama Care and because of high corporate taxes. It's a double hit.

You cut corporate tax rates, and raise the value of the dollar about 10 percent; lower tax rates, stronger dollar, you can raise this growth rate and it can happen overnight.

The responsibility for this disappointing economy now lies squarely on this President. The excuse box is empty.

We need to roll back the damaging economic policies that the Obama White House has inflicted on the American people.

For most Americans, income growth has flat-lined.

Since the recession officially ended, real after-tax income has edged up by only 4.4 percent a person.

I think the OECD average is about 25 percent. That's where I would go, but I would go lower than that just to make America more competitive.

The Federal Reserve is ending its monetary stimulus in terms of bond buying. They are getting out of the bond business. This is good.

I do not see a recession.

I would recommend a 20 percent corporate tax rate, which would put us about on par with Great Britain.

So far, due to President Obama's Growth Gap, our economy is missing $1.6 trillion in real GDP compared with the average of other recoveries since 1960.

Yes, this was the Reagan prescription. Yes, this was the John F. Kennedy prescription.

I think the Taylor Rule would be better for the Fed.

I would like to abolish the corporate tax in its entirety.

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates too low for too long.

If you took a look at the last 10 years of federal regulation, out of every 1,000 federal regulations only 3 had a cost/benefit analysis done prior to its imposition.

I do not see any bubbles right now.

I am strongly in favor of abolishing the ExIm Bank and all other forms of corporate welfare.

We need to return to the proven free market principles that built the most prosperous country on the planet.

Slash the corporate tax rate. Advertise it. Talk about it, and slash it.

I think the widening of eligibility under Mr. Bush and Mr. Obama has created incentives not to work.

I believe that the government spending stimulus from the Federal Government, and the monetary stimulus from the Federal Reserve, failed.

Despite a near trillion dollar fiscal stimulus package, $5.8 trillion in federal deficit spending, and a massive ongoing stimulus by the Federal Reserve, this recovery--while economic conditions have improved--is disappointing by all…

It is hugely helpful testimony.