Dylan Matthews
Former Senior Correspondent and Lead Writer
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If paid for with spending cuts, the bill leaves 71.6 percent of Americans worse off.
They’re the same, but different … and still giant corporate tax cuts.
Winner: corporations. Loser: charities.
It still costs $1 trillion after accounting for economic growth.
It costs $1.4 trillion, and by year 10 more than 60 percent of the benefits go to the rich.
NBC fires the Today show’s Matt Lauer; the Supreme Court hears a major search-and-seizure case; tax reform gets another step closer to reality.
Their tax plan increases the ranks of the uninsured by 13 million.
They get a big tax break now. They want a bigger one.
It’s a big corporate tax cut, paid for by a big health care cut.
The conclusions from a new CBO report are clear: The rich consistently win, and the poor consistently lose.