If an American or a bunch of Americans earn 22 percent of AGI, but they pay 38 percent of the taxes, is that fair? And I have not found a child so far who thinks that is fair.
Tim Scott: “If an American or a bunch of Americans earn 22 percent of AGI, but they pay 38 percent of the taxes, is that fair? And I…”
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Tim Scott questions the fairness of tax burdens based on income distribution.
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