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  • USA Business Radio: Obamacare’s War on America: The People Speak
    Posted in In The News on January 11, 2017 | Preview rr

    Dwindling choices. Rising premiums. Diminishing access to doctors. Read more

  • Newsmax: Rep. Kevin Brady: Obamacare Replacement to Be Simpler, Shorter
    Posted in In The News on January 11, 2017 | Preview rr

    Rep. Kevin Brady, R.-Texas., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee vowed the Republican replacement for Obamacare will be shorter and simpler. "One big thing, I think people are assuming Republicans will act like Democrats with a 2,000-page bill that no one knows what's in it," Brady told radio host Hugh Hewitt. "We're doing just the opposite. Our replacement is going to be step-by-step, thoughtful and understandable. "And so this is a historical effort by Republicans in Congress and t... Read more

  • Weekly Standard: McCarthy Vows to Pass At Least Partial Obamacare Replacement by End of February
    Posted in In The News on January 11, 2017 | Preview rr

    A bill repealing and at least partially replacing Obamacare will be presented to President Trump by the end of February, according to House majority leader Kevin McCarthy and House Ways and Means Committee chairman Kevin Brady. The two Republican leaders appeared in separate interviews on the nationally syndicated Hugh Hewitt Show Wednesday morning. Brady, whose committee is expected to do much of the most challenging work on the repeal and replace strategy, vowed that a bill eliminating the law... Read more

  • Breitbart: House Majority Leader McCarthy: Obamacare Repeal, Replace Will Be on President’s Desk By End of February
    Posted in In The News on January 11, 2017 | Preview rr

    Wednesday on Hugh Hewitt’s radio show, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) verified remarks made by his House colleague Rep. Kevin Brady (R-CA) that an Obamacare repeal and replace will be sent to the president by the end of February. McCarthy told Hewitt the beginnings of that will take place with the passage of the 2017 budget. “You’ll see the beginning of that movement by passing a 2017 budget this Friday,” McCarthy said. McCarthy confirmed remarks House Ways and Means chairman Kevin ... Read more

  • The Hill: Ways and Means Republicans ready to grow the economy, help Americans
    Posted in In The News on January 11, 2017 | Preview rr

    For the first time in a long time, Americans across the country are looking to the New Year with optimism about the prospects for tackling some of the most pressing challenges facing our nation. In the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee—which has jurisdiction over taxes, international trade, health care, several anti-poverty programs, Medicare, and Social Security—our six Subcommittees are preparing ambitious agendas to grow our economy and help Americans of all walks of life. Last week, the Wa... Read more

  • USABusinessRadio.com: Latest Jobs Report Does Not Reflect Economic Reality
    Posted in In The News on January 6, 2017 | Preview rr

    Today, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-TX) released the following statement in response to the Department of Labor’s December 2016 jobs report: “While I welcome some of the bright spots in this report, it doesn’t change the fact that 2016’s job creation was the worst we’ve seen in years. After eight years of President Obama’s economic policies, too many Americans still do not feel better off. Many families in my district and across the country have lower household incomes than ... Read more

  • USABusinessRadio.com: Ways and Means Chair on New Congress
    Posted in In The News on January 5, 2017 | Preview rr

    President Obama’s health care law has been hurting America’s workers, families, retirees, and job creators for nearly seven years, and—as newspapers across the country highlighted—2016 was no exception. As we begin a new year and a new Congress, here are five reminders of the pain Obamacare has caused and why Congress must repeal the law: Americans cannot afford their health care costs. Premiums in most states have increased by double digits (as high as 76 percent in Oklahoma), forcing American... Read more

  • Conroe Courier editorial: Teaming with Trump, Brady in position to lead major reform
    Posted in In The News on January 4, 2017 | Preview rr

    As Americans usher out 2016 and anticipate great things in 2017, for Montgomery County residents, the New Year's optimism very well may start with the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump. However, there was a less-ceremonious swearing-in Tuesday that also signifies hope in achieving the changes valued by voters here at home. Kevin Brady, R-The Woodlands, was sworn in as congressman for the 8th Congressional District of Texas. As the House Ways and Means Committee chair, Brady is poised ... Read more

  • US Daily Review: Congress Puts on the Brakes to Obama’s Midnight Rules
    Posted in In The News on January 4, 2017 | Preview rr

    Today, the U.S. House passed H.R. 21, the Midnight Rules Relief Act of 2017, a bill designed to provide greater congressional oversight of burdensome regulations issued during the final days of a president’s term. U.S. Congressman Kevin Brady released the following statement: “This bill gives Congress the power to stop the rush of midnight regulations by the Obama administration, which can reach into a third term without any accountability. I encourage the Senate to act on this important bill as... Read more

  • Madisonville Meteor: Brady kicks off 2017 with new tax reform plan
    Posted in In The News on January 3, 2017 | Preview rr

    U.S. Congressman Kevin Brady, representing Madison County in Washington, D.C., is preparing for the New Year as chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee. Brady, a Republican, recently rolled out a “blueprint for pro-growth tax reform,” which proposes a simple postcard tax filing that is built for “the growth of families’ paychecks, the growth of job creators and the growth of the American economy.” “We need a simpler, fairer tax code that protects taxpayers, not special interests ... Read more