That’s much lower than the $40,000 limit per filers with annual incomes under $500,000 that a key group of blue-state Republicans secured in the House version, after making clear it is essential to winning their vote in the narrowly divided chamber. “I look forward to continued coordination with our colleagues in the House and the Administration to deliver President Trump’s bold economic agenda for the American people as quickly as possible,” Sen. Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, the chairman of the Finance Committee, said in a statement. “The House Republican version of this bill was already a class war, but Senate Republicans decided to inflict even more devastation on the lives of working Americans to give even larger handouts to the top,” Wyden said in a statement.
Author: Sahil Kapur
Published at: 2025-06-16 21:42:11
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