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Trump agenda and GOP promise to balance budget colliding
Trump agenda and GOP promise to balance budget colliding
Ryan and Trump will collide over the massive budget Trump wants. The fact is that the small government and anti-imperial far right are going to have real problems. The Alt Right fascists will have no problem with Trump's budget cracking down on civil liberties, anti-torture, and Muslims.
Washington • President-elect Donald Trump promises big tax cuts, a border wall and massive spending on infrastructure. That's a recipe for bigger deficits, which fiscally minded conservative Republicans have railed against during President Barack Obama's tenure.
Trump's agenda runs counter to years of promises by congressional Republicans to try to balance the federal budget.
It's a marriage of conflicting priorities — on the budget at least — and that means that neither partner will get everything their own way.
Trump's tax cut, estimated to cost almost $5 trillion over 10 years, looks sure to be pared way back. Top lawmakers like House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Texas, and No. 3 Senate Republican John Thune of South Dakota say the GOP's tax plans shouldn't add to the deficit. That would mean tax rates couldn't be cut nearly as sharply as Trump wants.
Trump agenda and GOP promise to balance budget colliding
Ryan and Trump will collide over the massive budget Trump wants. The fact is that the small government and anti-imperial far right are going to have real problems. The Alt Right fascists will have no problem with Trump's budget cracking down on civil liberties, anti-torture, and Muslims.
Washington • President-elect Donald Trump promises big tax cuts, a border wall and massive spending on infrastructure. That's a recipe for bigger deficits, which fiscally minded conservative Republicans have railed against during President Barack Obama's tenure.
Trump's agenda runs counter to years of promises by congressional Republicans to try to balance the federal budget.
It's a marriage of conflicting priorities — on the budget at least — and that means that neither partner will get everything their own way.
Trump's tax cut, estimated to cost almost $5 trillion over 10 years, looks sure to be pared way back. Top lawmakers like House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Texas, and No. 3 Senate Republican John Thune of South Dakota say the GOP's tax plans shouldn't add to the deficit. That would mean tax rates couldn't be cut nearly as sharply as Trump wants.