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As Republicans face voters during tense town halls, it’s about sticking to the script
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Earlier this year, though, the NRCC urged Republicans to avoid town halls altogether — and those lawmakers seem to be listening.
They were concerned about health care, immigration and tax cuts.
People who are making $1 million and more are going to be getting big tax cuts,” she told him.
The tax provisions of the bill, he said, was to keep the 2017 tax cuts passed during Trump’s first administration intact.
So, I will tell you, what I fought hard for, though, is tax cuts.
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