On the recordNovember 12, 2026
“I think we start there,” Scott told HuffPost of the $17 bill. “If you get it higher, that’s fine. You just have to pass, obviously, the Senate.”
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huffpost.com“I think we start there,” Scott told HuffPost of the $17 bill. “If you get it higher, that’s fine. You just have to pass, obviously, the Senate.”
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