On the recordJuly 18, 2012
To say that everything should be on the table, that is, I think, okay, provided you keep in mind the objective of what you look at when everything is on the table.
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congress.govTo say that everything should be on the table, that is, I think, okay, provided you keep in mind the objective of what you look at when everything is on the table.
Levin advocates for careful consideration in tax reform discussions.
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