Helping the wealthy avoid taxes is such an infatuation that House Republicans even brought the United States to the brink of default trying to prevent the IRS from cracking down on wealthy tax cheats.
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Whitehouse criticizes Republicans for prioritizing tax cuts for the wealthy.
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