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Rob Woodall: Why not take it to zero? Well, I'll tell you what I might hear back home, I say to my friend. And what do you want to…

On the recordNovember 18, 2011
Why not take it to zero? Well, I'll tell you what I might hear back home, I say to my friend. And what do you want to do? Do you want to give business a free pass? Because my understanding is there are only two places we can get taxes. We can either take them from me or we can take them from McDonald's. And wouldn't I rather tax McDonald's than tax me?
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Rob Woodall
Georgia
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Nov 18, 2011

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