It’s eaay to trust Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck more than Donald Trump.
This is an entertaining if highly partisan video.
House and Senate Republicans asked for this criticism when they gave almost all of the 2017 tax cut to the top 1%, leaving most Americans only the scraps.
This is an entertaining if highly partisan video.
House and Senate Republicans asked for this criticism when they gave almost all of the 2017 tax cut to the top 1%, leaving most Americans only the scraps.
Repeal of the 2017 tax law will probably have to wait until 2021 but House and Senate Members who voted for it deserve to get the same percentage of the vote as the percentage of Americans benefitting from the tax cut.
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Of course it’s highly partisan. But this partisan attack relies on facts rather than fiction. Republicans who voted for the 2017 tax give away were asking for it. They could have skewed the tax cuts to the middle class but chose not to. Now it’s time to say “that’s all folks...”
