dudmuck
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- Sep 4, 2017
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Yeah......great.....but top problem with all of that is that inflation is out of control (by design) and the so-called Inflation Reduction act is about to raise taxes on the middle-class.
Right now the middle-class is getting hammered.
It doesn't matter how many jobs you claim you created when none of them can keep up with inflation.
Most of the people willing to work have almost zero excess income to invest or to buy anything other than the bare essentials. Food costs are up...gas prices are up...the price of everything is up.
So...what you have is a situation where Biden is crushing the American Dream....and it only took him 18 months to do it.
![www.cnbc.com](https://image.cnbcfm.com/api/v1/image/107099081-1659635098896-gettyimages-1242253564-AFP_32FU734.jpeg?v=1659635151&w=1920&h=1080)
Does the Inflation Reduction Act violate Biden’s $400,000 tax pledge? Expect 'a different answer depending on who you ask,' says analyst
The answer is more complicated than it may sound. Broadly, it depends on what you consider a "tax" and how you account for the bill's aggregate benefits.
not really.