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GOP Forced to Pivot on Taxes

Polls Say Issue Losing Power

By Erin Billings
Roll Call Staff
Sept. 12, 2007, Midnight

Senate Republicans are likely to engage in a more serious message makeover than they previously thought following a private strategy session Tuesday where they reviewed new polling data showing tax cuts are no longer priority No. 1 with key independent voters.

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