Young Americans split on Kennedy tax cut plan
Teenagers nationwide weigh the Kennedy tax cut proposal. Most support lower taxes while fearing debt and government spending. A 35 percent minority opposes cuts, urging tax reform and higher taxes to fund debt repayment. Some worry cuts would harm living standards and space program funding.
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