Joe Cunningham on Tax Reform

	Joe Cunningham on Tax Reform

Tax reform should benefit regular people, not wealthy

[Republican opponent] Mark Sanford voted to raise taxes on middle-class families to pay for a tax cut for the wealthy. In the process, he voted to saddle our children with $1.5 trillion in more debt. By voting to eliminate tax deductions for medical expenses, student loans, and state and local taxes, Mark Sanford has made it harder for regular people to get a leg up. We need tax reform that simplifies our tax code, lowers our deficit and puts more money in the pockets of working people.ےے Source: WCBD Count-On-2 NBC News on 2018 SC-1 House race , Nov 16, 2017

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