Dems' shameless attempt to redefine reality about the cost of their...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : Tax cut bills tend to be described by using their net cost -- e.g., if a bill cuts taxes by $1 billion and raises taxes by $100 million, it's called a $900 million tax cut.
39% : On the other hand, increases in spending are identified with their gross cost -- e.g., if a bill increases spending by $1 billion and raises taxes by $900 million to pay for it, it's still called a $1 billion spending increase.
30% : It's the equivalent in its transparent, willful implausibility of Donald Trump's pledge that Mexico would somehow, at some time, despite all its denials, pay for the border wall.

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