Americans are not taxed too much? Look at how we spend our day. We get up in the morning, get our first cup of coffee on which we pay a sales tax. Jump in the shower and we pay a water tax. Get in our car to drive to work and pay a fuel tax. At work we pay an income tax and a payroll tax. Drive home to the house on which we pay a property tax. Flip on the lights and pay an electricity tax. Turn on the TV, pay a cable tax. Pick up the telephone, pay a telephone tax. Kiss our spouse good night and pay a marriage penalty tax. And on and on and on until, at the end of our lives, we pay a death tax. Well, no wonder families and the elderly in this country have such a tough time making ends meet. They need relief, and the Republican plan provides it.
Kevin Brady: “Americans are not taxed too much? Look at how we spend our day. We get up in the morning, get our first cup of coffee on…”
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Discussing the burden of taxes on American families.
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