Doesn't it seem a little insane that tax cuts for the wealthy that have--and the powerful corporations that have created the bulk of this problem would then have the problem addressed by cutting basic programs for the most challenged Americans.
Merkley criticizes tax cuts for the wealthy while cutting programs for low-income Americans.
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