From the Washington Post.
That's not the 10-year total, which is the way we usually talk about tax hikes and breaks. That's just one year. So, $42 billion in ten years. You know, we might make a down payment on getting rid of the AMT with this!
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We knew the IRS was ill-equipped to run welfare programs. Now we should have more sympathy for illegal immigrants. Who wouldn't want to come to a country offering free money?
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