On the recordMarch 26, 2019
The Republican tax bill increased Federal borrowing, not to expand programs aimed at the struggling low and middle class, but to provide handouts to the richest 1 percent.
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congress.govThe Republican tax bill increased Federal borrowing, not to expand programs aimed at the struggling low and middle class, but to provide handouts to the richest 1 percent.
Accusation that tax cuts benefit the wealthy while increasing national debt.
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