In contrast, what the chairman has been urging the Biden Administration to do is to embrace an extension of all of the very inequitable Trump tax breaks that I have seen estimates would cost $3.5 trillion in additional debt.
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Doggett criticizes the continuation of Trump-era tax breaks that increase national debt.
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