Republicans wanted working families to keep more of what they earn and send less to the IRS. Meanwhile, the Democratic Leader in the House said it was “the worst bill in the history of the United States Congress.”
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Yesterday marked six months since Congress passed our overhaul of America’s tax code. I remember debating the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act back in December. There were two different philosophies on display.
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Six months later, here’s a remarkable fact: There are now more job openings all across this country than there are Americans looking for work. The optimism and prosperity unleashed by tax reform are part of the reason why.
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Gonna be a LONG 7 years for you buddy....you might want to find yourself a safe space
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Reunite the lost childrenpic.twitter.com/fLoJwx1CPF
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You passed tax cuts in an already thriving economy, which delivered for your donors. ‘Grats. In the meantime, you poured fuel on the income inequality fire.
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Thanks for letting us keep more of our money even if it’s only ~2% and is only for 9 years. Yah pat yourself on the back Mitch.pic.twitter.com/ytEeUjCoSx
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