Their first vote was to protect wealthy tax cheats by hobbling IRS enforcement, adding $114 billion to the debt.
Tim Kaine: “Their first vote was to protect wealthy tax cheats by hobbling IRS enforcement, adding $114 billion to the debt.”
On the recordApril 18, 2023
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Kaine accuses House Republicans of prioritizing wealthy tax evaders over fiscal responsibility.
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