This Is Unconscionable. There Is No Need For This. The Middle Class Got Knocked On Their Heels. The Great Recession Crushed Them. They Need Some Help Now. The Last People Who Need Help Are 120,000 Families For Another,another $500 Billion Tax Cut Over The Next 10 Years. - SearchQuotes

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This is unconscionable. There is no need for this. The middle class got knocked on their heels. The great recession crushed them. They need some help now. The last people who need help are 120,000 families for another,another $500 billion tax cut over the next 10 years.

Joe Biden

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