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Steve Bannon Advocates for Higher Taxes on Wealthy and Corporations

Steve Bannon suggests increasing corporate taxes and taxing the wealthy to support working-class Americans during his interview with Semafor.

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Updated: Dec 20th, 2024, 10:46 PM ET

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In a recent interview, Steve Bannon, former chief strategist for President-elect Trump, expressed support for significantly raising taxes on corporations and wealthy Americans. He advocated for populist economic policies that prioritize working-class interests, arguing that increased corporate taxes are essential for fiscal sustainability. His comments align with some progressive viewpoints, emphasizing the need for a realignment of GOP economic strategies. Bannon's stance indicates a potential shift towards a more inclusive funding strategy that seeks to address the disparities in wealth distribution while simultaneously cautioning against traditional Republican adherence to tax breaks for the affluent.

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