We don't think we'd get anywhere with this current administration on it, but we'll tee it up for our Republican nominee, and hopefully they can run with a real tax plan.
David Vitter: “We don't think we'd get anywhere with this current administration on it, but we'll tee it up for our Republican nominee…”
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Vitter expresses skepticism about working with the current administration on tax reform.
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