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Will Republicans Really Block Tax Cuts Because They Go Only to Earners Below $250K?
President Obama proposes allowing the Bush tax cuts to expire next year — as they are scheduled to do if nothing is changed — for those earning more than $250,000, but changing the law so as to extend the tax cuts for those earning less than that amount. Republican politicians are opposing the proposal. I [...] Continue reading
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