Watch Squirmy Paul Ryan Try To Sell The Horrible GOP Tax Plan To Us
February 28, 2018
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---Two months after Republicans passed sweeping tax legislation, just a quarter of Americans report seeing a change in their paychecks. Unsurprisingly, those on the higher end of the pay scale are likelier to have noticed an increase in their take-home pay, compared to those at the lower end.
A Politico/Morning Consult poll released on Wednesday found that 25 percent of registered voters say they have noticed an increase in their paycheck under the new tax law; 51 percent say they haven’t seen any change, and 24 percent aren’t sure. Republicans are likelier to say they’ve seen a difference, though the number isn’t incredibly high: 32 percent of self-identified GOP voters say they have seen a larger paycheck, compared to 21 percent of Democrats, and 22 percent of independents.---
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