Raise taxes on the rich or cut them? Harris and Trump differ on how to boost the US economy.
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The two presidential nominees are using the week before their debate to sharpen their economic messages about who could do more for the middle class.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump is betting that Americans crave trillions of dollars in tax cuts — and that growth will be so fantastic that it's not worth
Trump passed tax cuts in 2017 and Harris has repeatedly said she'd overturn them. That means her presidency would damage the economy and make America's working class suffer.
Donald Trump is betting that Americans crave trillions of dollars in tax cuts — and that growth will be so fantastic that it’s not worth worrying about budget deficits. Vice
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump is betting that Americans crave trillions of dollars in tax cuts — and that growth will be so fantastic that it’s not worth worrying about budget deficits. In short, he’s hoping that most economic analyses of his ideas are dead wrong. Vice President Kamala Harris believes
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