Lloyd Doggett actually said...

"If we set a reasonable minimum on taxation, we would be competing with other countries not on whether we could have a race to the bottom with the lowest possible taxes, but on things like education, o..."

"When these profitable multi-nationals can shift profits... we all lose."

"your testimony before the Ways and Means Commission, Committee over the years has been very consistent that tax cuts do not pay for themselves, and that remains true today, does it not?"

"And so adding another $2 or $3 trillion to the deficit by cutting taxes is largely likely to have the same impact as if we increase spending by that amount."