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Trump supports higher taxes for the rich, but says GOP 'should probably not do it' in bill
President Donald Trump offered some mixed messaging as Republicans put the final touches on their tax proposal, saying Friday that he would support raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans to help pay for his sweeping legislative agenda while adding in the same breath his belief that Republicans "should probably not do it."
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