Could we talk a little bit more about that family earning $45,000 a year that actually gets paid $45,000 a year, but with their imputed tax under the liberal Democrat plan that goes all the way to $75,000? Would it be fair to say that they would have a very difficult time finding the $75,000 in cash?
Discussing the impact of tax policy on middle-income families.
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