Trump tax cuts face pressure as White House weighs deals
Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that amid trade negotiations and tariff caution the White House weighs extending the 2017 tax cuts. A Cato Institute poll shows only 15 percent favor letting cuts expire, while 81 percent would struggle with higher taxes in 2027. The piece notes broad GOP support for keeping tax relief and cutting spending over tax hikes.
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Cabinet appointees spark debate over Trump era chaos
Carl P. Leubsdorf outlines Cabinet choices under Donald Trump, highlighting failures and tensions. Hegseth faces security and leadership questions after early dismissals and leaks. Kennedy spreads skepticism on vaccines and CDC cuts. Bondi reshapes Justice Department to align with Trump. Rubio fronts Ukraine policy shifts and aid cuts. Bessent stands up to tariffs and resists Musk’s influence, while Musk himself prompts administration turmoil. Susie Wiles’s quiet role remains unclear.
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Cal Thomas argues that individuals should rely on personal decision making rather than government help. He critiques entitlement culture, urges thrift and self-reliance, and cites supply and demand as a path to lower prices. He recalls Jack Kemp on personal responsibility and warns against reliance on government. Readers may email.
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