Rep. Campbell's 2nd Round of Questions at JEC Hearing on Debt Solutions
Rep. Campbell asks witnesses what their view is toward a balanced budget amendment.
Rep Campbell Questions witnesses at JEC Hearing on Debt Solutions
Rep. Campbell questions witnesses on what external disciplines they recommend to make the debt sustainable.
Rep. Burgess Questions witnesses at JEC Hearing on Debt Solutions
Rep. Burgess questions witnesses about the social safety net and the proposals put forward about them.
Vice Chairman Brady Questions witnesses at JEC Hearing on Debt Solutions
Vice Chairman Brady questions witnesses on effective spending caps and their feeling about using potential GDP as the baseline.
Senator Lee Questions Witnesses on the Consequences of High Debt
Senator Lee questions witnesses on the consequences of both raising and not raising the debt limit.
Vice Chairman Brady Presents Opening Statement at JEC Hearing on Debt Solutions
Vice Chairman Brady's opening statement on the debt limit and fiscal restraint.
Opening Statement of Vice Chairman Brady - JEC Hearing Maximizing America's Prosperity
The United States is on the precipice of a financial crisis because Washington spends too much relative to the size of our economy. Under President Obama, federal spending has grown far beyond the ability of our tax system to generate revenues from American families and businesses sufficient to pay...
Hearing: Maximizing America’s Prosperity
A hearing before the Joint Economic Committee will be held on Wednesday, July 27, 2011, at 10:00 a.m., in room 216 of the Hart Senate Office Building. Hearing on “Maximizing America’s Prosperity: How Fiscal Rules can Restrain Federal Overspending.”
Vice Chairman Brady Questions Witnesses at JEC Manufacturing Hearing
JEC hearing, Manufacturing in the USA: Training America's Workforce
Statement of Vice Chairman Kevin Brady
Washington, DC – I am pleased that Chairman Casey convened this hearing on job training and manufacturing. Manufacturing in the United States has changed dramatically over the last 60 years. Low-tech, labor-intensive goods such as apparel, shoes, sporting goods, and toys that were once made in ...
