The notion that we can increase the debt by $1.5 trillion over ten years to give tax breaks to big corporations and then eliminate a best practices Website that produces quality, which is good for people, and drives out waste and cost is beyond me.
Tim Kaine: “The notion that we can increase the debt by $1.5 trillion over ten years to give tax breaks to big corporations and then…”
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Kaine expresses disbelief over prioritizing tax breaks over essential health resources.
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