I would ask of the gentleman from New Jersey [Mr. Saxton], is it not true that the gentleman's credit is not refundable, so therefore does not go to low-income people in this country?
David Obey: “I would ask of the gentleman from New Jersey [Mr. Saxton], is it not true that the gentleman's credit is not refundable…”
Editor's note · Context
Questioning the impact of a tax credit on low-income individuals during a debate.
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