In this week’s Reason Roundtable, we parse the presidential candidates’ latest batch of confounding ideas on tax policy.
In this week’s The Reason Roundtable, editors Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and Peter Suderman parse the presidential candidates’ latest batch of confounding ideas on tax policy before lamenting their various cringe media appearances over the past week.
05:21—Tax policy proposals
31:44—Weekly listener question
43:38—Candidate cringe media hits
54:18—This week’s cultural recommendations
Mentioned in this podcast:
« Trump Panders to Auto Industry, Proposes Making Car Loan Interest Tax Deductible » by Joe Lancaster
« Instead of Vote-Buying Tax Promises, Let’s Have Real Plans for Tax Relief » by J.D. Tuccille
« How Much Will the Major Presidential Candidates Steal From You? » by J.D. Tuccille
« Carving Out a Tax Cut Just for Tips Doesn’t Make More Sense When Kamala Harris Does It » by Eric Boehm
« Kamala Harris’ Plan To Hike Corporate Income Taxes Would Fall on All Americans » by Eric Boehm
« Harris: « Not a thing » she’d have done differently than Biden » by Erin Doherty
« The U.S. Can’t Afford To Cut Taxes on Social Security Benefits » by Veronique de Rugy
« Biden and Harris’ Record on Spending and Debt Is a Tragedy of Epic Proportion » by Veronique de Rugy
« Where They Stand: The Presidential Candidates on Issues That Matter to Older Americans » by AARP
« Sources of Federal Revenue » by Fiscal Data/Treasury Department
« Vivek Ramaswamy Is Wrong about National Debt: We Can’t Grow Our Way Out of Its Ruinous Economic Impact » by Nick Gillespie
« Budget Deficit Hit $1.
