And the Senator from Arizona has not even mentioned the 1099 problem that is supposed to help pay for part of this bill. Yes, which our colleagues just voted down. They voted down a resolution by the Senator from Nebraska that would allow them not to have to report every single transaction of $600 or more. No wonder small and large businesses in America are reluctant to invest and hire with this kind of foolishness going on.
The speaker addresses concerns about the 1099 reporting requirement and its impact on business investment.
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