The real problem is Republicans refuse to ask billionaires to contribute more to the overall good of the country.
Chris Van Hollen: “The real problem is Republicans refuse to ask billionaires to contribute more to the overall good of the country.”
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Van Hollen accuses Republicans of prioritizing tax cuts for the wealthy.
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