GOP at Odds About How Bold to Be on Tax Plans

The transcript discusses the challenges Republicans face in permanently rewriting the tax code, focusing on the need for revenue raisers to offset tax cuts. Senate Republicans are divided on the proposed border adjustment tax, and without agreement, the tax cuts may only be temporary. Democrats are unlikely to support any tax package that benefits upper-income individuals. The White House prioritizes tax cuts over reform, with less concern for the deficit. The transcript also highlights the internal challenges Republicans face, with moderates and the House Freedom Caucus influencing legislative decisions.

What role do Democrats play in the current tax reform discussions?

How are moderate Republicans influencing the legislative process compared to the Obama years?