If tax cuts for the rich generated jobs, we would have more jobs.
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Paul Begala argues against the effectiveness of tax cuts for the wealthy in job creation.
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First, Mr. Trump won the election and I do believe, I've worked in the White House, the president should have a very, very wide berth to put together the Cabinet that they want and need to run the country.
No way, not when 75 percent of the American people want change. You know, 75 percent think we're moving in the wrong direction.
I think it does. I think Natasha's right. Particularly younger voters where Democrats before Kamala Harris became the nominee were really, really doing poorly.
I think Kamala Harris beats Trump, and I think a lot -- Whitmer, Cooper, Beshear, Wes Moore in Maryland, Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania. I could go on.





