Bloomberg:
"Trump’s tax cut wish list would cost the federal government
between $5 trillion and $11.2 trillion in lost revenue over the next decade, according to a
new analysis from a budget watchdog group. The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, which advocates for shrinking deficits, estimated the bulk of the cost would come from extending portions of the 2017 Republican Party’s tax cuts during Trump’s first term, which largely benefitted the rich and corporations. Those cuts expire at the end of 2025. Trump’s overall tax plan would “explode” the debt and risk “a serious debt spiral,” the group said, unless they are offset with spending cuts or tax increases elsewhere. Maybe private equity
can take some of the weight?"
No, cut services to the poor to provide tax cuts for billionaires.