taxes to remain low as a very rich man. how does that connect with the majority of americans who are now starting to see their do their taxes realizing the big tax cut that helped howard schultz didn t help them. how can he justify the idea that just because he s really rich he should get deep tax cuts but the average american shouldn t be able to access universal health care? joy, what are you referring to when you said he wants to keep his taxes low? he made it clear he doesn t believe that taxes on people of his means should be increased. he wants to keep his tax cuts. he s said it over and over again. that s absolutely false. oh, he doesn t want to keep the tax cuts? if you look to the speech he gave a couple of days ago in indiana which you referenced at the top of this he said people like himself should pay more tax taxes. that s good to know. middle class americans should keep taxes low. would he accept the idea of a wealth tax which is what elizabeth warren is
play by the world rules and we have a chance of doing that with our allies who are willing to work with us to discipline china and use the peer pressure of the world to do that. i think you have to call out china. that said, as bill pointed out, we have now penalized our closest allies. we ve not lifted tariffs yet. the actions of this administration are speaking much louder than their words are, not zero tariffs. they want to curb imports. they want to change the world in a way that can t be changed to get the end game they want from it. in the interim, it is hurting the u.s. economy. so i think that s really important to understand the whole spectrum of things we re seeing. the markets are saying listen, these are competitive policies. bill mentioned the reduction in corporate taxtaxes. that provided a cushion to the
have ard boer wall up, and carol cited the statistics, and is this something that out on the campaign trailment in trail, ino voted for trump may not be likely to vote for him again? well, you could make a case that the ardent supporters are depressed about the fact that there is no border wall, and the current trends are in the other direction, and you say that the base may stay home, but on the other hand, trump has weaponized it as a political issue, and the border crossings are high and if not higher and therefore you must come to the polls to elect more republicans to do x-y-z, so it is tough to see how to play it out in that sense. but immigration as a topic tends to be in the middle of the main preferences for voting for the public right now. it is diminished, and sorry, it is lower than for instance the economy and health care can and tax taxes.
thank you. mccain threw his support behind bush and helped him defeat democratic challenger al gore to become the 43rd president. although he was a loyal republican, mccain bucked bush on numerous issues. mccain was taking issues on tax taxes, on health care, on guns, on the environment, that were at odds with the bush administration. during the bush years, mccain scored perhaps his biggest legislative achievement, when mccain-feingold was signed into law in 2002. there were times when you thought it was never going to end, but quite honestly, john was so much fun to work with, i didn t mind. by 1994, john mccain the maverick was more popular than ever before. his national profile continued
the fate of the president s massive tax reform moves back to the full congress this week. the house and senate now have to reconcile the differences between the senate and house versions. some of the key differences between the two versions are the number of tax brackets and also the tax rate individuals will play. also at stake are state and local income tax deductions and whether the mortgage interest rate deductions get to stay as they are. senators have been promoting the bill s provegzisionprovisions. they will say they will slow the tax taxes. over the last three years they work on every aspect of the bill. even the joint committee on taxation has projected that the tax bill would stimulate the economy to produce hundreds of billions of additional revenue.