Grover Norquist: GOP Tax Bill Is Good Enough For Now (He's Planning to 'Whine Later')
December 13, 2017
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as posted by the channelReason's Nick Gillespie sits down with Grover Norquist, the longtime leader of Americans for Tax Reform, to discuss the proposed Republican tax reform.
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Tax reform bills have been approved by both the Republican-controlled House and Senate. Most observers believe the different versions will be reconciled into legislation representing the most thoroughgoing and consequential changes to the U.S. tax code since the late 1980s.
To get a sense of the good, the bad, and the ugly of tax reform (there's plenty of each) Reason's Nick Gillespie sat down with Grover Norquist, the longtime head of Americans for Tax Reform and arguably the most influential activist over the past 30 years when it comes arguing for lower taxes.
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