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Speaker 1: two ninety five. On Friday, a bunch of Democrat governors
Speaker 1: held a press conference to a complain about taxes. They
Speaker 1: want the state and local tax deduction restored. It's called
Speaker 1: salt after Republicans capped the deduction at ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Blue state taxpayers are learning how high their state taxes
Speaker 1: really are, and it's about time now. One of the
Speaker 1: biggest complainers was New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. He said
Speaker 1: the middle class and his state is being gutted without
Speaker 1: this old tax break. He says, that's just plain wrong.
Speaker 1: New York politicians are complaining too. They say that homeowners
Speaker 1: with high six figure incomes are being hurt because on
Speaker 1: top of high taxes, they have to pay expensive college loans,
Speaker 1: high mortgages, and high utility. Well, isn't that who the
Speaker 1: Democrats want to hurt? The rich? Look, nothing is stopping
Speaker 1: any of these Democrat governors from cutting their states taxes
Speaker 1: and reducing spending. Their voters would applaud that their economies
Speaker 1: would grow and the tax base would grow, But these
Speaker 1: Democrats would rather complain while keeping their voters miserable, and
Speaker 1: cut taxes no matter who it would help. But I'm
Speaker 1: asking why are they complaining. They've been saying the rich
Speaker 1: aren't paying their fair share, and now they are. They
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