The President wants to create $2.1 trillion new taxes, increase spending by 65 percent, and add $8.5 trillion to the debt over the next 10 years.
John Boozman: “The President wants to create $2.1 trillion new taxes, increase spending by 65 percent, and add $8.5 trillion to the…”
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Boozman outlines the President's proposed tax and spending increases.
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