Senate Republicans are digging their heels in on demands for changes to the $78 billion tax package currently stuck in the chamber, and some say they might get a better deal if they wait another year.
A standstill in the Senate over the business-and-child tax break bill dragged into its fifth week, after an overwhelming bipartisan vote of approval by the House Jan. 31. Some positions seemed to have hardened with the parties trading accusations of negotiating in bad faith, and talking past each other.
Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) told reporters he’s still working on surveying ...
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