Trump's tax cut pledges are coming fast and furious in waning days of campaign

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Advertisement · Scroll to continueTrump pledged in a marathon Detroit Economic Club speech on Thursday to allow consumers to deduct the interest on car loans, a plan he said would boost the U.S. auto industry.
53% : Trump has proposals to help you there, too.
52% : Some of the proposals appear geared toward groups Trump will need to win on Nov. 5.
50% : Michigan, an automotive manufacturing hub, is a pivotal battleground in the Nov. 5 election and opinion polls show the race there between Trump and Harris to be neck and neck.
49% : Trump first rolled out his pledge to eliminate taxes on tips during a rally in Las Vegas in June.
45% : Trump recently also promised to reduce the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15% for companies that make their products in the U.S. and give companies purchasing heavy machinery a tax credit.
41% : Along with the auto loan tax credit, Trump has promised to do away with taxes on tips and overtime hours for wage workers, eliminate a cap on a tax deduction known as "SALT" enjoyed mainly by wealthy taxpayers, and eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits.
29% : "In this case, Trump is trying to close a deal, and the spate of policy proposals are a bid to give the customer what they want.
23% : Arthur Laffer, a longtime economic adviser to Trump who frequently discusses tax policy with the former president, said Trump was no different from other politicians who make campaign promises on the trail.
22% : Trump has a tax cut for you.
18% : "Most of Bloomberg's venom was aimed at Trump, whose policies, he said, are "a recipe for disaster.

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