I expect my colleagues will use the same talking points about that bill being all about tax breaks for the wealthy.
Jason Smith: “I expect my colleagues will use the same talking points about that bill being all about tax breaks for the wealthy.”
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Smith anticipates criticism of the 2017 tax law as favoring the wealthy.
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