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Agreed. GOP needs to do better at selling virtues of #taxreform but when taxpayers see more money in their paychecks, growing 401-Ks, higher wages, etc in 2018, Republicans will be just fine.

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It's amazing to have a bill that cuts taxes for nearly everyone at 26 percent approval. Speaks to the effective job Dems and press have done against the bill, plus the inherent unpopularity of corporate tax cuts twitter.com/benjysarlin/st

5:30 PM · Dec 18, 2017 from Indiana, USA

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Yes i look forward to paying more taxes on my already depressed wages so some corporations can give their stakeholders a pay out 😑

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Also has to do with the National Debt and nobody selling how we pay for this cut short of growth the U.S. has rarely seen for a sustained period.