Extending all of the Bush-era tax cuts, especially those for the wealthiest Americans, for two years is not the best way to begin addressing the deficit.
David Cicilline: “Extending all of the Bush-era tax cuts, especially those for the wealthiest Americans, for two years is not the best way…”
On the recordMarch 29, 2011
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Cicilline criticizes extending tax cuts for the wealthy as ineffective for deficit reduction.
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