But it is true, is it not, that a family of four making $16,000 a year gets no tax credit under this Republican proposal that the Senator from Indiana is lauding today? Is that not correct?
James Sasser: “But it is true, is it not, that a family of four making $16,000 a year gets no tax credit under this Republican proposal…”
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Questioning the tax implications of a Republican proposal during a debate.
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If they are paying no taxes and this gives them no tax credit, they would get no benefit under this proposal.
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