We really do need to get rid of the worldwide system, which I think is the worst of all possible worlds.
Tim Scott: “We really do need to get rid of the worldwide system, which I think is the worst of all possible worlds.”
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Scott criticizes the worldwide tax system for hindering U.S. investments.
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