The numbers I have are that 91 percent of single taxpayers and 85½ percent of married couples filing jointly will fall below the deduction's income thresholds, that $157,500 and $315,000.
John Thune: “The numbers I have are that 91 percent of single taxpayers and 85½ percent of married couples filing jointly will fall…”
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Thune discusses the impact of tax deductions on small businesses.
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The only conclusion one can draw is that the Democrats have concluded that it is good politics for them not to allow the Republicans to ‘get a victory’ or the president to ‘get a victory’ in the middle of a political season.
Both pieces of legislation strike at the very heart of issues that the American people care deeply about, passionately about, and we'll see if the Democrats are willing to take yes for an answer.
It’s a great message. I like the message. But it shouldn’t be paid for with taxpayer dollars.
I just think, if you’re looking at issues that we want to get at the heart of what everybody seems to be saying, the Democrats and others are saying, are important, we're concerned about.





