This bill is fair, it raises more money, again on a progressive basis, from those who can afford to pay and who have paid least during the decade of the 1980s.
Robert Ehrlich: “This bill is fair, it raises more money, again on a progressive basis, from those who can afford to pay and who have…”
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Discussing the fairness and structure of a proposed luxury tax.
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