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Congressman Kevin Brady's releases to the News Media are archived here for everyone to read.
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Tax Reform: Brady to Lead Bipartisan Working Group on Energy Taxes
2/14/13"Affordable energy driven by the free market is key to America's economic growth. A fairer, simpler tax code that encourages a wide variety of energy production here at home, without picking winners and losers, is critical," said Brady.< Read more > -
State-of-the-Union: Jobs Clearly Aren't President's Top Priority
2/12/13"What's lacking in this speech is a true pro-growth agenda. The President has never made jobs his top priority – as a result the unemployment rate is still higher than when he took office four years ago."< Read more > -
Energy and Commerce & Ways and Means Outline Collaborative Medicare Physician Payment Reform Effort
2/7/13We want to make sure that seniors can see doctors who they know, and who know them. It is critical to make sure that we have a Medicare system that is responsive to our Medicare beneficiaries, and that is how we need to approach this process.< Read more > -
GOP House to White House: Send Us a Balanced Budget
2/6/13"American families and businesses have to live within their means," said U.S. Congressman Kevin Brady (R-TX), the chairman of the Joint Economic Committee and a senior member of the House Ways & Means Committee. "Why shouldn't Washington?"< Read more > -
Obama Conveniently Forgets Promise of "Balanced" Deficit Reduction
2/5/13"Up through New Year's Day, President Obama repeatedly promised the American people a ‘balanced' approach to our deficit crisis, proposing $3 in spending cuts for every $1 of new tax revenue. Well, Mr. President, you got your higher taxes, now whe< Read more > -
Obama's "New Normal": Tepid January Jobs Report, High Unemployment Continues
2/1/13America is missing nearly four million jobs that should have already been created if President Obama's economic leadership had merely been average.< Read more >