Why left-wing Hollywood stars could be forced to thank Trump over federal film tax incentive
Friedman is leading the House effort and describes it as a bipartisan measure that would benefit states nationwide.
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Reps. Laura Friedman and Brian Jack are leading a bipartisan effort to advance a federal film tax incentive, with supporters aiming to introduce a bill soon and attach it to larger legislation. The article says President Trump has been brought on board, while a California gubernatorial candidate doubts the measure can pass.
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Co-leader of the House effort to advance a federal film tax incentive.
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Brian Jack
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Co-leader of the House effort to advance a federal film tax incentive.
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