Andy Roth

Club for Growth

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Vice President for Government Affairs at the Club for Growth, a free market, anti-tax advocacy group

Andy Roth on KCRW

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Before anyone knew for sure there would be a government shutdown at midnight tonight, Democrats and Republicans were blaming each other.

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Stalemate over the Debt Ceiling Continues

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