A couple quick things. First, without objection, I would like to enter for the record a paper by Lawrence Lindsey showing that income inequality rose more under Bill Clinton than under Ronald Reagan, rose more under Barack Obama than under George Bush, and began to decline, get better, starting in 2018.
Kevin Brady: “A couple quick things. First, without objection, I would like to enter for the record a paper by Lawrence Lindsey…”
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Brady presents data on income inequality trends under different administrations.
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