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Home Press Room CFIF Joins Coalition of Conservative Organizations Urging Congress to Pass Pro-Growth Tax Reform
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Wednesday, September 06 2017

The Center for Individual Freedom (“CFIF”) today joined with more than 20 leading conservative organizations on a letter urging Congress to pass historic, pro-growth tax reform. 

The letter, which was organized by American Action Network’s Middle-Class Growth Initiative, reads in part:  

"The outdated U.S. tax code, last overhauled more than three decades ago, has rendered American job creators less competitive in the global marketplace, slowed the growth of wages, and discouraged investment in local communities across our country. We write to urge you to support meaningful, transformative tax reform that will strengthen economic growth and enable greater prosperity for America's job creators and middle-class families."

Read the full letter here.

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