In other words, if people in that coffee shop have the money in their pocket rather than sending it to the Government and somehow it filtering down and, of course, that $500 that they would have sent up here, by the time it would get back to them, instead of giving them the tax credit, by the time it gets back to them probably it would not be enough to buy a cup of coffee with, they would be pretty happy about this, would they not?
John Kasich: “In other words, if people in that coffee shop have the money in their pocket rather than sending it to the Government…”
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Discussing the impact of tax policy on individuals during a floor speech.
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