There Are All These Studies Out There. But Let's Get At The Bottom Line. That Is, I Want To Bring Down Rates. I Want To Bring The Rates Down, At The Same Time Lower Deductions And Exemptions And Credits And So Forth, So We Keep Getting The Revenue We Need. And You'd Think, Well, Then Why Lower The Rates? - SearchQuotes

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There are all these studies out there. But let's get at the bottom line. That is, I want to bring down rates. I want to bring the rates down, at the same time lower deductions and exemptions and credits and so forth, so we keep getting the revenue we need. And you'd think, well, then why lower the rates?

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