One of the demands we have heard is that Republicans abandon the use of budget reconciliation for tax reform. This, in my view, is an odd demand.
Tim Scott: “One of the demands we have heard is that Republicans abandon the use of budget reconciliation for tax reform. This, in…”
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Scott finds it unusual for Democrats to oppose budget reconciliation for tax reform.
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