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Wyden Lays Out Senate Finance Democrats' Tax and Spending Priorities for New Congress

Newseze Wire·Thu, Nov 5, 11:52 PMWire: The Hill
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Wyden Lays Out Senate Finance Democrats' Tax and Spending Priorities for New Congress

The Senate Finance Committee chair's agenda signals what Democrats will prioritize on taxes, spending, and economic policy when they control the chamber—setting the framework for fiscal fights with Republicans and the White House.

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