It was because of an arrangement that asked those at the top to pay a little more and also to invest in education and innovation and, basically, a middle class economy.
Debbie Stabenow: “It was because of an arrangement that asked those at the top to pay a little more and also to invest in education and…”
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Stabenow reflects on past budget balancing efforts that involved higher contributions from the wealthy.
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