Donald S. Beyer, Jr.: “I have been proud to work across the aisle with my colleagues, including Congressman Wittman of Virginia, to create…”

From the 1930s to the mid-1970s, American corporations largely followed a retain-and-reinvest strategy to focus on long-term innovation and job security for workers.

We need to lower those costs for U.S. workers and we need to advance economic growth and competitiveness.

We cannot let it be that one of the most critical components of so much of our technology is not actually manufactured here in the United States.

The top one percent owns roughly 50 percent of all corporate equities, and only about half of the U.S. households own any stock at all.