On the recordMarch 11, 2019
We had a massive tax cut voted upon in December of 2017. And when we look at the results of that tax cut, we don't see the increase in wages that this body was committed to.
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congress.govBill Pascrell: “We had a massive tax cut voted upon in December of 2017. And when we look at the results of that tax cut, we don't see…”
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Pascrell critiques the effectiveness of the 2017 tax cut on wage growth.
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