Opinion Trump S Proposed Budget Is Entirely Dishonest Except In Its President trump released a proposal for fiscal year 2018 discretionary spending — the "skinny budget" — two months ago, and the $1.1 trillion plan garnered deservedly poor reviews. An analysis by yale university has found that a budget plan being considered by republican lawmakers would ultimately transfer wealth from the poorest 40 percent of americans to the richest 1.
Opinion A Budget That Promises Little But Pain The New York Times The reality of trump's budget stands in stark contrast to his campaign's pandering to the working class, whom he promised to end "the inflation nightmare" and bring down the cost of "groceries. Opponents of the trump budget criticize its focus on aiding the wealthy while neglecting the needs of low income communities. they argue that cutting social welfare programs will disproportionately impact vulnerable populations, exacerbating poverty and inequality. Republicans narrowly got their budget plan over the finish line this week. now comes the hard part. they'll seek to craft a final bill with enough spending cuts to satisfy those on the right while not jeopardizing the reelection prospects of more vulnerable lawmakers whose constituents rely on key s. President donald trump released a proposal for fiscal year 2018 discretionary spending the "skinny budget" two months ago, and the $1.1 trillion plan garnered deservedly poor reviews.
Opinion Donald Trump S Nasty Budget The New York Times Republicans narrowly got their budget plan over the finish line this week. now comes the hard part. they'll seek to craft a final bill with enough spending cuts to satisfy those on the right while not jeopardizing the reelection prospects of more vulnerable lawmakers whose constituents rely on key s. President donald trump released a proposal for fiscal year 2018 discretionary spending the "skinny budget" two months ago, and the $1.1 trillion plan garnered deservedly poor reviews. A draft document outlines steep cuts or the elimination of funding for programs that provide child care, housing assistance, foreign aid and health research. President donald trump released a proposal for fiscal year 2018 discretionary spending — the “skinny budget” — two months ago, and the $1.1 trillion plan garnered deservedly poor reviews. The trump administration’s approach undervalues the health of minority populations and disrupts our ability to prepare for the next pandemic. In short, with all trump’s planned tax cuts we’d have to cut all other government spending by 75%. that’s medicaid, food stamps, housing subsidies for the poor.
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