80 percent of Americans are getting a tax cut, but only 17 percent think they are
Gosh. How did that happen? What an unfathomable mystery! Oh . . .
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--December 21, 2017
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Rob already told you this morning about the Democrats' plans to spend the entire year attacking the tax cut, on what I guess is the theory that people will be really pissed off not to hand over so much of the money they earned to politicians.
But wait! The tax cut is unpopular! It polls terribly! Maybe the strategy can really work!
One problem with that, and it's a pretty serious problem. The main reason the tax cut is unpopular is that most people are completely uninformed about what it consists of. To cut to the chase, hundreds of millions who are getting a tax cut think they're not. And where did they get that idea? I'll give you three guesses and the first two don't count. Writing for the Atlantic, David A. Graham ponders the depths of this mystery:Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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