During the roundtable, members and experts will examine the real-world impact of the law and discuss how it has strengthened economic opportunity, supported domestic manufacturing, and allowed hardworking Americans to keep more of their money.
Hold a roundtable to examine and highlight the Working Families Tax Cuts Act's real-world economic impact on workers, small businesses, and communities.
Occurrences
Evidence
The House Oversight Committee reported that Economic Growth Subcommittee Chairman Eric Burlison opened the June 4 joint subcommittee roundtable on the Working Families Tax Cuts Act and discussed its real-world impact, including workers, families, employers, tax relief, manufacturing, and business investment.
The official committee roundtable page lists the event as a roundtable on June 4, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. in Rayburn 2154, under the Health Care and Financial Services and Economic Growth subcommittees.
The announcement said Grothman and Burlison would hold a June 4, 2026 joint subcommittee roundtable to examine the law's real-world impact and highlight effects on workers, small businesses, communities, manufacturing, and economic opportunity.
Burlison's official House press-release archive lists the June 4 release titled Burlison Opens Roundtable on Success of Working Families Tax Cuts Act, and a May 28 announcement of the same roundtable.
Assessments
The promise was to hold a roundtable examining and highlighting the Working Families Tax Cuts Act's real-world economic impact. The evidence shows Burlison co-announced the June 4, 2026 roundtable, then opened and participated in that exact House Oversight subcommittee roundtable while serving in federal office. The event scope matched the promise, covering workers, families, small businesses, communities, manufacturing, tax relief, and economic opportunity. Because the promised oversight event occurred during his current congressional term, this counts as delivered in the same term.