People can’t afford it in YOUR state. Fix your state. Leave the rest of us alone.
Instead of more tax breaks for the top 1% and wealthy corporations, we should be lifting up American families. Too many people can’t afford to pay the bills with the rising costs of housing, tuition, childcare, and more. The LIFT Act would ease that burden.
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Texas - No Income Tax; Higher Ed costs - low in comparison to most. Housing costs lower than northeast or CA; If you want to make it here - little will get in your way. Lots of Californians moving here.
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How about reopening the Government so Federal employees can get paid
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How about taking responsibility for OUR own lives, and quite relying on the Government for everything. FREEDOM..
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Imagine if families didn't have a $400, $500 or higher cell phone bill. Imagine if TV programming, cable or satellite wasn't $200!! Back a few years ago, families could afford to put away savings and have a cushion in emergencies. Now, most of every paycheck pays bills!!
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Bills that are really luxurious.
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Your plan is a tax credit to help with rent costs. But it is incomplete. It does nothing to address why rents are going up nor does it address why jobs don’t pay people enough.
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"Vote for me! We'll eat the rich! Free everything for everyone, and you can COMPLETELY absolve yourself of responsibility for your own life! We'll give you so much free college, housing, and income you'll never have to leave the house again! Free government Netflix for everyone!"
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So...you are willing to allow your tax dollars to pay for a wall that people like Trump and Manafort evade taxes to pay for?
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How about a little help to the people currently paying taxes for everyone who doesn’t...The middle class. We need relief!
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That’s her point!
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