Wow, what a shock. The other side says they are tax cuts for the rich, and they are not, unless making under $50,000 makes you rich.
John Campbell: “Wow, what a shock. The other side says they are tax cuts for the rich, and they are not, unless making under $50,000…”
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Discussing tax cuts during a debate on fiscal policy.
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