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***Preface: TFG would need Congress to accomplish his latest pandering to Nevada voters and others who receive tips. Put down Joe’s Orange Drink and get a clue:
In Nevada, Trump proposes ending taxation of tips
The pitch comes as his campaign is seeking to broaden support among Latino workers.
Campaigning in a state powered by the service industry, Donald Trump said Sunday that his administration would eliminate taxes on tipped income as a “first thing” if he is reelected.
“For those hotel workers and people that get tips, you’re going to be very happy. Because when I get to office, we are going to not charge taxes on tips,” Trump said during a rally in Las Vegas.
Any change to the taxation of tipped income would require an act of Congress. When asked for more detail on the policy change, a spokeswoman said: “President Trump will ask Congress to eliminate taxes on tips.”
Taking Credit For Something He Did NOT Do:
Trump claims credit for Biden’s insulin price cap
- Former President Donald Trump recognized that the price of insulin is lower under President Joe Biden but still tried to take credit for it.
- Trump has lagged Biden on the issue of health care in recent voter surveys.
- Trump spent much of his term trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which covers roughly 45 million Americans, without offering an alternative health-care option.
