well first of all this bush tax cuts of the like the column that tax cut since the existing tax code basically

we didn't have a complicated tax code or tax code that was so burdensome or so expense the people decided to leave their money in the bank not

growing number of your colleagues in the United States house of representatives and at least five Democrats in the Senate has

tax rates and the most modern tax code among major industrialized nations. Taxes

serving in the future we need to pass fundamental tax reform making our tax code simpler thatthe

prefer a tax code that's three pages long not seventy thousand pages long I'm referring to tax code anybody

cuts are good form is bad and by tax reform I mean rewriting the entire code or abolishing it altogether that's my that

in fact in seven out of the eight years voted to cut the tax rate just before the tax generates more revenue doesn't

the tax code in this country so people in it not not to mention tax cuts that are not just meaningful but

the only way to reduce crony capitalism is to simplify and reduce the impact of this and you just don't settle find the tax code do you prefer a flat tax the fair tax the improv I

off in helping the middle class the current president wants to redistribute income through changes in the income tax code and

if they're working to lower tax rates by the tax code they want us to work together if they're working to get control of the runaway federal debt an

in a good spot what do we have to do as Republicans flatten the tax code take some money out of the tax code that goes to the date the

why every time we cut taxes do we see at unleashing of the entrepreneurial because across the economy basically people or what

of the tax code make the burden easier reduce the burdens reduce the power of Washington which

the crony capitalism embedded in our tax code. Taxes should be lower, simpler, fair, and clear.