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Rep. Eric Cantor is warning that President Barack Obama’s spending proposal would raise taxes on every American by $800 _ the result of new taxes on polluting energy companies and manufacturers.
Cantor says the administration’s long-term view ignores the country’s immediate needs.
The Virginia Republican appeared Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
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