As I said, it comes to almost 50 percent. I think it might be interesting... this administration has added almost $3,000 of new costs to this average family. If you are making gross about $40,000 and you have a new $3,000 bill to send to the Government, it is a wake-up call. That is 15 percent of lost disposable income as a direct result of the policies of this administration. It is incredible. As I recall, during the debate we were only going to affect the wealthy.
Paul Coverdell: “As I said, it comes to almost 50 percent. I think it might be interesting... this administration has added almost $3,000…”
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Discussing the impact of government policies on average families during a Senate floor debate.
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