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As they look to the November midterm elections, House Republicans have unveiled their “Commitment to America.” It’s a policy agenda they are pledging to put in place if they win control of the House of Representatives. The GOP tax reform plans are in stark contrast to those proposed by President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats.
