Rep. Tom Davis: U.S. Recovery Has Been Very Uneven

The video discusses the economic recovery and its influence on upcoming elections, highlighting the uneven nature of the recovery and its implications for both Republicans and Democrats. It delves into state-specific election dynamics, emphasizing the importance of local issues and the challenges faced by candidates in different states. The discussion also covers the Senate races, the potential impact on business, and the complexities of tax reform, including corporate tax rates and the influence of special interests.

What has been the Republicans' stance on the jobs recovery over the past several years?

• They have supported the Democrats' efforts.

• They have remained neutral.

• They have been critical of the recovery.

• They have praised the recovery.

What is a significant factor in the state-by-state nature of the upcoming elections?

• International relations.

• Local issues and candidates' performance in specific states.

• The national economy.

• Federal tax policies.

What is the average gain for the out party six years into a presidency since World War Two?

• Three seats

• Six seats

• Twelve seats

• Nine seats

What is a potential outcome if Republicans gain control of the Senate?

• A focus on tax reform.

• More regulatory policies.

• Increased federal spending.

• Higher corporate tax rates.

What challenge is associated with corporate tax reform?

• Increasing government revenue.

• Dealing with varying effective tax rates among corporations.

• Reducing unemployment.

• Balancing the budget.

What is a major concern regarding corporations moving their headquarters outside the United States?

• Loss of domestic jobs.

• Decreased international trade.

• Increased import taxes.

• Higher domestic production costs.

What is the title of the book mentioned in the transcript?

• Political Challenges

• The Partisan Divide

• Congress in Crisis

• The Economic Divide