Ranking Member @MartinHeinrich: At best, the Republican tax bill was a massive missed opportunity, squandering $1.9 trillion on tax breaks for those who don’t need them at a time our nation can least afford it.
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The White House and my Republican colleagues promised families a $4,000 a year increase in income. But that hasn’t happened.
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The average hourly wage for production and nonsupervisory workers – our best measure of the typical worker’s take home pay – was lower in July 2018 than July 2017, after adjusting for inflation.pic.twitter.com/GHpculA5dK
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By adding $1.9 trillion to the national debt, the tax law gives Republicans their latest justification to target Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
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Cuts to these programs would have devastating consequences for families who have seen little to no benefit from the tax cuts.
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