I think that you cannot say that the growth of $2 trillion is going to pay for tax cuts and say it is going to reduce the deficit at the same time.
Claire McCaskill: “I think that you cannot say that the growth of $2 trillion is going to pay for tax cuts and say it is going to reduce…”
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McCaskill argues against the logic of claiming tax cuts will both generate growth and reduce the deficit.
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