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The Boredom of Tax Reform, Explained

Posted on August 6, 2015 by Caleb Newquist

TBH, if tax reform were a sport, it would be soccer because everyone thinks something is about to happen, and then it doesn't.

— Richard Rubin (@RichardRubinDC) August 6, 2015

Posted in TaxTagged brillance in 140 characters, Tax Reform, Twitter

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