Alliance for Retired Americans Issues Statement on Tax Reform Plan
Targeted News Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 -- The Alliance for Retired Americans issued the following statement by Executive Director Richard Fiesta on President Trump's tax reform plan:
"Older Americans will not be fooled by this attempt to provide a massive tax cut for large corporations and wealthy individuals on the backs of working Americans and retirees.
"Congress and President Trump showed their hands and their real agenda with their proposed budget and failed attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act. We already can predict what is coming next. They will seek to pay for tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations that do not need them by reducing funds for Medicare and Medicaid as well as middle class priorities such as education and transportation.
"President Trump's claims of middle-class tax relief ring hollow. His plan will cut taxes the most for people making more than $400,000 a year and increase tax rates for lower- and middle class working families.
"We will fight back against this and any other plan that will lead to cuts in our earned benefits and weaken Medicare and Medicaid for current and future generations."
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