On the recordAugust 23, 2022
if you look at the Trump tax cut in 2017, 85 percent of those people who benefited from the Trump tax cut, earned more than $75,000.
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msnbc.comSusan Rice: “if you look at the Trump tax cut in 2017, 85 percent of those people who benefited from the Trump tax cut, earned more…”
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Contrasting the benefits of the Trump tax cut with the Biden administration's student debt relief plan.
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