they just need tax relief and this is taking a tax burden off their backs but the stimulating nature is well designed so for example, i was at a manufacturing company not long ago and my constituents in suburban chicago. the company said this. peter, we re going to invest $30 million in our plant next year if that tax bill plans with full expensing as we proposed, we re not going to spend $30 million. we re going to spend $50 million it s that type of approach that we re trying to create here which is why there was so much enthusiasm about it among republicans in the house. you haven t seen this in a long long time. maria: well you have enthusiasm sure but not so much from those 13 republicans who voted no against the house bill. god bless them and if you re chasing everybody all the time in terms of a roll call vote you ll be waiting a long time. to get 227 house republicans to agree on something as big as this is i think incredibly
significant and a good milestone but we still
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good morning, everybody, it is wednesday, august 8th. a lot to talk about this morning. let s begin with that closely watched special election in ohio in a district that has been in gop hands for three decades, republican troy balderson leads danny o connor by less than 1% of all votes cast, making it too close to call. the official outcome may not be known until all the ballots are counted in the coming weeks the race could be coming to a recount as the final results are actually certified. still despite the razor thin margin, troy balderson has claimed victory and daniel o connor has not yet conceded. listen to this. it s time to get to work.
over the next three months, i will do everything i can to keep america great again so that when we come back here in november, get ready, we got to come back here in november i have earned your vote for a second time. can you believe how close this is? we, we are in a tie ball game. we went door-to-door. we wen
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