Thune Votes No On Tax Bill

The US Senate earlier this week narrowly approved a bill sponsored by democrats that would extend the Bush era tax cuts to all, except those making over two hundred fifty thousand dollars a year.  The vote was 51 to 48, but is mostly symbolic since it will not pass in the republican controlled House.  South Dakota Senator John Thune voted against the bill…

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Thune says he would like to see the tax cuts extended, then a debate on tax reform…

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Thune says a bigger piece for him is the looming changes to the inheritance tax…

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He says those changes would affect the vast majority of farm families in the state.