The reconciliation bill Senate Democrats negotiated would weigh down the economy, just as the U.S. officially enters a recession. The bill includes tax hikes on lower- and middle-class families...
With polls showing “broad support” for tax reform, it’s becoming tougher for Democrats to try and oppose the GOP’s common-sense plan.
Later today, President Trump will visit an oil refinery in Mandan, North Dakota to implore Congress to pass a comprehensive tax reform plan that gives much-needed relief to middle class Americans.
A new survey released today from WPA Intelligence and Definers Public Affairs revealed that voters in ten swing states are strongly supportive of the GOP’s tax reform efforts.
Paul Ryan held a town hall with employees at America’s largest factory, Boeing, and answered one worker’s question by explaining how tax reform will incentivize companies to manufacture & produce more goods in America
Democrat Congressman Tim Ryan (D-OH) made an impassioned defense of the GOP’s tax reform push, saying that “we need to lower the corporate tax rate” & “we need to simplify the tax code.”
During a town hall w/ Intel employees in Hillsboro, OR, Speaker Ryan explained how the current tax system is forcing American companies to take their businesses overseas because rates don’t allow them to stay here and remain competitive:
In his CNN town hall from Wisconsin, Speaker Paul Ryan outlined how tax reform will keep America competitive w/ the rest of the world and grow the economy, boost wages, and increase take-home-pay
Rep. Kevin Brady visited the Reagan Ranch to outline how Congress plans to help the middle class through this legislation. His speech earned him praise for its “big-picture vision” & declaration that “failure is not an option.”:
Both the chairman of the House Ways & Means committee and the Congressman from Wisconsin were on the same page about the need to pass successful reforms that address the current broken tax code
As Congress gets set to debate much-needed tax reform, Democrats are already signaling that they will try to obstruct allowing Americans to keep more of their hard-earned money
