Proposed Senate Budget Is Likely to Leave Millions of Americans Worse Off
October 03, 2017
October 03, 2017
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 -- The Center on Budget & Policy Priorities issued the following news release:
The Senate Budget Committee will consider this week a 2018 budget resolution that will facilitate $1.5 trillion of deficit-increasing tax cuts, likely benefiting those who are most well-off. The resolution, proposed by Chairman Mike Enzi, also calls for large cuts in health care, assistance programs that help Americans of modest means make ends meet, and funding for a broad swath of . . .
The Senate Budget Committee will consider this week a 2018 budget resolution that will facilitate $1.5 trillion of deficit-increasing tax cuts, likely benefiting those who are most well-off. The resolution, proposed by Chairman Mike Enzi, also calls for large cuts in health care, assistance programs that help Americans of modest means make ends meet, and funding for a broad swath of . . .