Paul Ryan: Democrats will regret not voting for tax cuts

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House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., predicted that Democrats will eventually wish they voted for the GOP tax cut bill, as companies continue to offer bonuses and pay raises around the country, and many have agreed not to leave the U.S. in light of the lower tax burden.

“You’re seeing stories like that,” Ryan said in a C-SPAN interview posted Friday. “Businesses staying here, businesses expanding, businesses investing in capital, workers getting wage increases, workers getting bonuses, better benefits. 401ks, maternity leave. All of those kinds of things are now being announced, and it’s just been 20 days.”

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