We believe that frankly increasing tax revenues could hurt the economy. But within the context of a bipartisan negotiation with Democrats, clearly they are a reality.
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Representative Jeb Hensarling acknowledges the deep divide on tax hikes while recognizing they are a part of bipartisan negotiations.
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