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Republicans Face Internal Struggles Over Tax Cuts While Trump’s Support Grows Among Working-Class

Republicans grapple with divisions over tax cuts as Trump strengthens his hold on working-class voters, expecting economic reforms from their leader.

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Updated: Nov 21st, 2024, 10:13 AM ET

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As the GOP navigates challenges in renewing Trump’s 2017 tax cuts, disagreement persists over specifics like the SALT cap and child tax credits. Working-class support for Trump solidified post-election, with constituents demanding economic reforms to counter inflation. Internal party dynamics complicate the prospects for consensus on tax legislation, exposing deeper rifts as the GOP aims to cater to an expanding, diverse base formerly affiliated with the Democratic Party. Republicans must find a balance to maintain their coalition while delivering on promises crucial for their new voter demographics.

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