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The Congress has already set the notable example of treating tax problems without much reference to party, which might well be continued.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “The Congress has already set the notable example of treating tax problems without much reference to party, which might…”
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He praises Congress for addressing tax issues without partisan bias and encourages this practice to continue.
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