Isn't it also true that this administration proposed eliminating taxation on other income? Doesn't the Senator think it is a little odd for an administration to be penalizing people who want to work, people who want to work overtime and, at the same time, providing tax breaks or tax elimination for people who don't work for their income?
Questioning the fairness of tax policies during a discussion on labor and income.
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