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Republican Argumentative Essay

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1. The Republican effort to write a once-in-a-generation bill to cut taxes appears to be the last, best hope for the fractured party to find some common ground. But it’s also “bit like having a baby to save a failing marriage,” our reporters have concluded. Tensions abound, including over sharp reductions in how much Americans may save in 401(k) accounts. Still, party leaders hope to introduce the bill next week in the House and deliver it to the president by Christmas. Above, Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, spoke to reporters. TODAY IN RICHMOND, VAUpdate Location Intervals of clouds and sunshine 62°F 65° 45° TOMORROW: 62° 40° View 5-Day Forecast _____ Photo Credit Doug Mills/The New York Times 2. President Trump insisted

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