House Republicans last week launched an effort to expand the tax law, aiming to make permanent the individual tax cuts and small-business income deductions now set to expire in 2026. The solid Republican majority in the House nearly ensures the passage of the proposals before the November elections, but Senate passage is considered unlikely.
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That’s not our fault, we as poor people, didn’t change the law. Trump the bum did. Take his money not ours. We barely get by, with these paycheck now. I don’t even get foodstamps or subsidize housing or section 8.