Why would we be taking health insurance and food benefits away from some of the most needy Americans while we're providing what I believe is an unnecessary tax break for some of the wealthiest Americans.
Tom Suozzi: “Why would we be taking health insurance and food benefits away from some of the most needy Americans while we're…”
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Questioning the fairness of tax breaks for the wealthy at the expense of the needy.
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