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Marco Rubio extends tax feud with Wall Street Journal editorial page

By Joseph Lawler
Published January 3, 2018 2:57pm ET
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Marco Rubio extends tax feud with Wall Street Journal editorial page
Sen. Marco Rubio and the Wall Street Journal have, for years, clashed over the Florida Republican's advocacy of larger child tax credits, which he succeeded in including in the Republican tax bill. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg) | Andrew Harrer

Marco Rubio and the Wall Street Journal editorial page extended their long-running feud over taxes Wednesday morning, with the Florida senator accusing the conservative columnists of preaching “corporatism.”

Rubio and the WSJ have, for years, clashed over the senator’s advocacy of larger child tax credits, which he succeeded in including in the Republican tax bill.

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