Let us suppose we did not have our tax cut for families with children. Would the Medicare plan be solvent then?
David Weldon: “Let us suppose we did not have our tax cut for families with children. Would the Medicare plan be solvent then?”
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Questioning the impact of tax cuts on Medicare's solvency.
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