The former president's economic advisers reportedly want to slash the corporate tax rate to 15%.

Passing more tax cuts would likely increase the deficit, which the GOP just spent months railing against.

A Congressional Budget Office analysis shows congressional Republicans cannot get to a balanced budget in 10 years without unpopular cuts or higher taxes.

The Florida Republican senator, whose estimated net worth is $200 billion, also falsely accused Democrats of cutting funds for the Medicare program he is trying to sunset.

The Wisconsin Republican is one of the nation’s wealthiest senators, with an estimated net worth of more than $48 million in 2020.

The Pennsylvania Senate candidate opposes recent tax changes that benefited poorer and middle-income Americans, but not those that benefited wealthier people and businesses.

Forty-three million Americans owe money on federal student loans.

The Wisconsin Republican senator benefits from a federal tax cut law he helped pass and faces criticism of his habit of billing taxpayers for vacation flights.

Walker took in $4 million — more than 64 times Georgia’s median household income — a year ago.

Richard and Elizabeth Uihlein just gave nearly $280,000 to the Ron Johnson Victory joint fundraising committee.

Almost $8 trillion of the national debt was added by former President Donald Trump — with the GOP’s help.

Rep. Jason Smith and Sen. Lindsey Graham claim that Democrats’ true ‘legislative intent’ is to make the Build Back Better plan’s temporary programs permanent.

Former Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore is bringing his regressive tax philosophy to the Virginia governor’s race.

A recent report showed that many billionaires pay a lower tax rate than the average person making $45,000.

The White House has said President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan is fully paid for.

The Congressional Budget Office warned the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act would add way more to the deficit, but they backed it anyway.

Rep. James Comer voted for President Donald Trump’s tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans.

The very wealthy got most of the benefits under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

Most GOP backers of a resolution to declare the national debt a ‘national security threat’ also backed Donald Trump’s tax cuts.

All five of the Republicans who are demanding a new debt commission voted recently to try to make Donald Trump’s tax cuts permanent.

Fifty-five of America’s biggest companies paid no income tax at all last year.

A new study says the richest 1% of Americans are hiding 21% of their income from the IRS.

But this time the people at the very top get no tax cut.

Senate Republicans cry partisanship at the idea that Democrats will use the same parliamentary procedures they did.