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How can they do this?
Republicans are using accounting gimmicks, like artificial phaseouts and unrealistic revenue projections, to make their $3.3 trillion tax cut package appear deficit-neutral on paper, even though the real long-term cost would balloon the deficit.
Republicans are using accounting gimmicks, like artificial phaseouts and unrealistic revenue projections, to make their $3.3 trillion tax cut package appear deficit-neutral on paper, even though the real long-term cost would balloon the deficit.
June 29, 2025 at 11:30 PM
How can they do this?
Republicans are using accounting gimmicks, like artificial phaseouts and unrealistic revenue projections, to make their $3.3 trillion tax cut package appear deficit-neutral on paper, even though the real long-term cost would balloon the deficit.
Republicans are using accounting gimmicks, like artificial phaseouts and unrealistic revenue projections, to make their $3.3 trillion tax cut package appear deficit-neutral on paper, even though the real long-term cost would balloon the deficit.