Additionally, this tax plan preserves & improves the existing itemized deduction for charitable contributions to encourage more giving.
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Under our new tax plan, the avg. family will see a tax cut of $1182 annually w/ no changes to 401(k)s or IRAs. #1182morepic.twitter.com/egiyJVWe4q
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*average*. Meaning a whole bunch of really rich people get huge tax cuts, while most middle/lower class in our district get squat.
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The "double standard deduction" is a lie as well. But you know this, you used to do taxes...pic.twitter.com/GjFguKdmrd
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You're not listening to us! We don't want this and you're selling us out for corporations. How do we get through to you?
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What about the state or property tax deduction?What about cuts to Medicaid & Medicare, eliminating medical deductions, that will hurt people
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We see through your blatant lies. This "tax reform" is table scraps for the average home while the fat cats get free steak dinners.
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That's less than one monthly mortgage payment.
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Bullshit, Glenn
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Except my health insurance through the marketplace is going up from 591 a month to 1,046. No subsidy and $11,000 deductible.
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So now I have to pick insurance for me & 7 yr old son or other bills like housing food etc. But hey that's what's making America Great right
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