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McConnell: President, GOP On Same Page Following Lunch

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President Donald Trump visited Republican Senators at their weekly policy lunch today. As is standard procedure, Senate leadership took questions from reporters and reiterated their intent to continue working on the agenda they have laid out to help the American people. McConnell, flanked by several Republican Senators, outlined several items on that agenda including tax reform, the opioid crisis, Democrats’ obstruction of Trump’s increasingly long list of judicial nominees, and regulatory reform. McConnell told reporters the meeting with the president was productive and that “the president shares” the GOP’s agenda. Colorado Sen. Cory Gardner added that it had been 31 years since there was any kind of tax reform.

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