I railed against the Republican tax cuts in 2017, which were projected and have proven out to cost $1.9 trillion.
Brendan Boyle: “I railed against the Republican tax cuts in 2017, which were projected and have proven out to cost $1.9 trillion.”
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Boyle criticizes the cost of Republican tax cuts and their impact on national debt.
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