From the daily archives: Monday, March 19, 2018
For years, the GOP has spun the narrative that their party is the party of fiscal concern. Democrats, who support increasing meager SNAP benefits, are accused rampant spending. Calls for greater funding to public education are met with outrage about the U.S. budget deficit.
However, with the passage of the Trump tax plan this December, the GOP killed the myth of Republican fiscal conservatism. The narrative of their party as the budget hawk party must die, too.
Some talking points:
The Congressional Budget Office has suggested that the tax overhaul passed in December will add over $1 trillion […]
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