But the point is we have a constitutional majority in here for one reason, and it has been accepted by both Democrats and Republicans in the House and the Senate; and that is so that we would have tax-limiting effect. I think it is going to be a tax-limiting effect. That is the purpose of it.
Discussing the concept of constitutional majority and its implications for tax policy.
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