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Senator McConnell Suggests Infrastructure Improvement Funds To Come From Users

Senator McConnell Suggests Infrastructure Improvement Funds To Come From Users

The Senate Republican Minority Leader is adamant that Republicans will not pass a plan raising taxes on corporations, instead suggesting leveraging private sector funds and attaching user fees…

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