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Jay sets the record straight about tax reform
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Jay sets the record straight about tax reform

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Senator Marco Rubio says he will support the GOP tax bill, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, set to be voted on next week. Before, Rubio said he would oppose the bill unless per child tax credits were made more generous.
Lawmakers said the bill would now let low-earners using the credit get up to $1,400 in IRS refunds if they owe little or no taxes. That’s up from $1,100 in the earlier version.
Rubio joins Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee in reversing his decision to oppose the bill. Corker says now, that while the bill isn’t perfect, it will do enough to help the economy for him to vote yes on it. The bill is likely to pass with both Senators support.
JayMac says this proves how much power sitting GOP senators have right now, given the current state of politics. These bills sit so strictly on party lines, if one GOP senator doesn’t fully support them their demands will be met.
The JayMac News Show is hosted by KSL News Radio's Jay McFarland, who also hosts the fictional podcast, Hosts of Eden. KSL News Radio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Don’t forget to review and subscribe to the JayMac Mac News Show podcast on iTunes. Or follow Jay on Twitter and Instagram @JayMacNewsShow or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/JayMacNewsShow/  

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