The total overall cost of Obamacare so far has numbered in the tens of billions, and we're barely through the first phases of implementation.
Today's hearing is about the need for tax reform and what lessons we can learn from the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
The income tax base, which has become riddled with exclusions, exemptions, deductions, and credits, should be as broad as possible.
Put simply, it is past time for Congress to stand up once again to fix our broken tax system.
You both showed a willingness to work across party line on some occasions when it did not please your parties too much.
Tax reform, if it is done correctly, should promote growth and significantly reduce economic distortions that are present under the current ...
Should we indeed go back to that? That is, if the Tax Reform Act of 1986 was so great, should Congress just have an up or down vote on that?
I am open; send me a good bill.
Before we engage meaningfully in tax reform, we need a clear vision of what we want success to look like.
You give them the whole bill, and I think they will go for it.
A successfully reformed tax system will help make America the best place in the world to work, conduct business, invest, and prosper.