What do the poorest Americans think of our tax relief proposal? What do those forgotten Americans who face great obstacles in life think about a tax plan that begins with the idea that Americans should be allowed to keep more of their own money? If it were up to them to design the tax bill, what would it look like? I suspect what many of the poorest among us lack most is hope, so the question is, which tax relief measure would give those folks the most hope? Which tax bill would do the most for economic growth? Which tax bill would do the most to encourage job creation? I know that economic growth is not something that liberals like to talk about, but economic growth is what would give the most hope for the future. That is why the tax on savings and investment needs to be reduced. If Members disagree, then I have but one question: Would lower economic growth help the poor?
Chris Pappas: “What do the poorest Americans think of our tax relief proposal? What do those forgotten Americans who face great…”
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Discussing the impact of tax relief proposals on the poorest Americans.
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