There were some very specific statements that were made earlier on, on how the money would be spent, that it wouldn't affect anyone with $400,000 or less.
James Lankford: “There were some very specific statements that were made earlier on, on how the money would be spent, that it wouldn't…”
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Lankford questions the lack of statutory requirements for IRS spending limits.
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