Democrats push major revisions to Reagan tax plan
Democrats respond to Reagan's budget by proposing major changes to the Kemp Roth tax cut and scrutinizing the $41.4 billion in proposed cuts. They warn the across the board tax cut is inflationary and unfair while supporting targeted measures to boost productivity and jobs. They praise parts of the package and promise bipartisan partnership.
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House tax cuts face delay amid energy, education disputes
House leader Wright warns on energy problems and urges limited cuts to job training while opposing energy and solar cuts. Republicans fear Senate-anchored tax bill with added provisions could prompt a presidential veto. Democrats vow cooperation and focus on budget cuts amid voter pressure.
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