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Trump's first round of tax cuts for the rich added nearly $2 trillion to the debt.
Extending them would add another $5 trillion.
If we "can't afford" universal health care or paid family leave or basic social safety nets, Trump's handouts to the rich are why.
Extending them would add another $5 trillion.
If we "can't afford" universal health care or paid family leave or basic social safety nets, Trump's handouts to the rich are why.
Republicans gear up for the coming battle over $5 trillion tax cut's costs
Republicans are united on extending the 2017 tax cuts, but at odds on how to offset the cost.
www.cnbc.com
December 27, 2024 at 5:00 PM
Trump's first round of tax cuts for the rich added nearly $2 trillion to the debt.
Extending them would add another $5 trillion.
If we "can't afford" universal health care or paid family leave or basic social safety nets, Trump's handouts to the rich are why.
Extending them would add another $5 trillion.
If we "can't afford" universal health care or paid family leave or basic social safety nets, Trump's handouts to the rich are why.