Just by way of comparison, would you say that unemployment compensation, a payroll tax holiday, other kinds of policies that put money directly into the hands of lower-income individuals, would provide more bang for the buck for the economy than let's say tax cuts for the wealthiest individuals?
Wasserman Schultz questions the effectiveness of tax cuts for the wealthy compared to direct aid for low-income individuals.
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