On the recordFebruary 14, 2012
Instead of focusing on tax reform that can create jobs, the budget is replete with proposals that will take more money away from employers, investors, and savers.
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congress.govDave Camp: “Instead of focusing on tax reform that can create jobs, the budget is replete with proposals that will take more money…”
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Dave Camp criticizes the budget for hindering job creation through excessive taxation.
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