Pa. Democratic Party: Lou Barletta Opposes Child Tax Credit That Would Cut Taxes for Families Of 90 Percent of Pa. Children
On Monday night,
On KDKA Newsradio on Monday, Barletta said "that's correct" when asked to clarify whether he opposed the Child Tax Credit:
Starting next month, millions of families across the commonwealth will begin receiving the tax credit, which will provide an extra cushion to pay for the hundreds of expenses that come with raising a child.
According to the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center, the tax credit will "substantially reduce poverty for about 3 million children in
"
Opposing the Child Tax Credit is just the latest Trumpian litmus test


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