Republicans in Congress are running into a brick wall when trying to pitch a 10-year extension of President Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts to their constituents back home.
That’s according to a Friday article in Politico, which reported that senators are coming up short when trying to convince voters of the benefits of tax cuts that are expected to blow a $4.6 trillion hole in the budget. Senate Republicans running for reelection in next year’s midterms are particularly concerned about how to win over home state voters to another decade of tax cuts that have been widely criticized as being “skewed to the rich.”
‘Looking a lot worse’: Republicans at a loss trying to sell Trump’s tax plan to voters
Republicans in Congress are running into a brick wall when trying to pitch a 10-year extension of President Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts to their constituents back home. That’s according to a Friday article in Politico, which reported that senators are coming up short when trying to convince voters of the benefits of tax cuts that are expected to b…
