Congress Must Exercise Caution on Tax Changes
Special to Roll Call
First, do no harm.
That should be Congress catchphrase. The mounting challenges threatening Americas supremacy as an economy and magnet for capital investment should require Congress to exercise extreme caution in contemplating tax increases. Yet despite the skittishness of our capital markets and the slashing of tax rates on investment around the world, a desire to find offsets for increased spending has instead fueled a drive for antigrowth tax hikes. Now its time for us to take a sober look at the harm tax increases would cause to the economy, job creation and the savings of ordinary Americans.
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