Urgent for GOP to Move on Tax Reform, Says Buchholz

The transcript discusses the urgency for Republicans to pass tax reform before Christmas to avoid backlash from constituents. It examines the impact of a special election on Republican focus, suggesting that without distractions, tax reform becomes the primary agenda. The discussion also covers potential demands from key Republican figures like Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, and the challenge of funding these demands, possibly by adjusting the corporate tax rate.

How might the special election affect President Trump's focus on tax reform?

What are the implications of Republicans not passing the tax bill by Christmas?

What demands might Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski make regarding child care credits?

How does the discussion of a liberal wing within the Republican Party affect tax reform?

What is the potential impact of the corporate tax rate not going down to 20%?