So one are overpaying one's taxes by $500 more a year if one is an average family than we need in this room, in this Chamber, in this Congress to operate one's government with.
Jack Kingston: “So one are overpaying one's taxes by $500 more a year if one is an average family than we need in this room, in this…”
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Discussing tax burdens on average families during a congressional debate.
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