Re: Democrats' Shell Game on SALT Deduction | National Review

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : According to the Tax Foundation's Garrett Watson, a backward-looking study from the CBO in August of this year found that "the TCJA reduced federal tax rates for households across every income level while increasing the share of tax paid by the top 1 percent.
44% : That means the IRS will be forgoing revenue it was planning to collect from high-income taxpayers at exactly the same time Democrats claim they want the IRS to crack down on high-income taxpayers for dodging taxes they already owe.
39% : It's also contrary to what Democrats say they believe about taxes.
39% : Restoring the SALT deduction undermines everything they claim to believe about taxation and makes their past attacks on Republicans look even more off-base than they already were.
38% : Democrats can call it a "tax cut for the rich" all they want, but those results are not what you'd get if you were trying to cut taxes for the rich.

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