Wisconsin’s Legislative Fiscal Bureau — the state’s equivalent of the Congressional Budget Office — finds that this would amount to a $49.9 million tax increase on people who receive these credits over the next two years:
Low and middle income people would lose tax credits worth about $49.4 million over two years, the new Legislative Fiscal Bureau report said.
Those affected most by Walker’s proposal would include low-income families who qualify for the earned income tax credit program, and low-income homeowners who receive tax rebates under the homestead tax credit.
We would say this guy is a reverse Robin Hood, robbing from the poor to give to the rich, but we don't want to act as if this isn't the MO of the entire Republican party. It strikes us further that cutting education shows they don't give a rip about investing in the future of this country. All in all it's a recipe for a third world banana republic.
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