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CNBC: Kudlow suggests entitlement reform is coming—just what Democrats wanted to hear as they hammer GOP


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Democrats jumped on comments from White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow, who said the Trump administration will "probably" address "larger entitlements" next year.


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