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Blaming Bush: Out. Blaming Woodrow Wilson: In. Apparently. When it comes to the IRS targeting scandal, the president has been trying to rewrite…
Read More (Say What? President Obama Concocts Ridiculous New Excuse for IRS Targeting Scandal)This week, Ways and Means Human Resources Subcommittee Chairman Charles Boustany (R-LA) convened a hearing on welfare reform, specifically looking…
Read More (From Welfare to Work: A Bipartisan Effort to Improve Our Social Safety Net)In April, the House Ways and Means Committee released a detailed report that revealed the IRS had deliberately diverted funding away from…
Read More (Taxpayer Advocate Echoes Ways and Means, Calls on IRS to Put Taxpayer First)WASHINGTON, DC — Today, House Ways and Means Human Resources Subcommittee Chairman Charles Boustany (R-LA) delivered the following opening statement…
Read More (Boustany Opening Statement: Welfare Reform Proposals)WASHINGTON, DC — House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) and House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Bill…
Read More (Ryan-Shuster Statement on Year-End Surface Transportation Extension)This morning, Ways and Means is holding its first full committee hearing on Social Security in years. The focus is…
Read More (DI Reform: Opportunity for Everyone to Meet Their Potential)At Ways and Means, we confront big challenges—and few are bigger than finding a sustainable solution to the trust fund…
Read More (Getting Things Done: Promoting Opportunity for Individuals with Disabilities)This week we’ve run through the many achievements of the House Ways and Means Committee over the first six months of this…
Read More (Getting Things Done: Fixing a Broken Tax Code)At Ways and Means, we confront big challenges—and few are bigger than finding a sustainable solution to the trust fund…
Read More (Getting Things Done: Promoting Opportunity for Individuals with Disabilities)Next up: Oversight. Since the start of the 114th Congress, Ways and Means has been focused on holding the Obama…
Read More (Getting Things Done: Effective Oversight)