William G. Gale - Mentions and Appearances

Tax policy is full of these Utopian ideas that have never been tried… everyone's promising that their idea is going to make the difference.

[T]he current weakness in the economy actually poses a threat to the retirement system.

[Congress says] let’s create this huge new long-term tax cut, and then from there we’ll raise taxes a little bit and cut spending a lot.

Raising the marginal tax rate for businesses doesn’t necessarily affect their incentive to invest.

Raising the tax rate by 3 or 4 percent in the top two tax brackets — I mean, do we really think that's going to drive business to its knees?

The relation between what is said in the tax debate and what is true about tax policy is often quite tenuous. The rise of the Tea Party at a time when taxes are literally at their lowest in decades is really hard to understand.

The health care bill is the proverbial first step on a journey of a thousand miles. It is a step in the right direction.

The Obama Administration’s policy to support the economy may have created an 'expectational effect' that could have led to more investment