Donald Trump’s ever-growing litany of tax proposals includes something for almost every American family: tipped workers, hourly employees, senior citizens — and now even the higher-income residents of Democratic-led states whose tax breaks he took away while president. And he’s not done yet: Trump will make a speech on Tuesday in Georgia to outline his vision to use tax breaks and other incentives to bolster US manufacturing. The former president has thrown out such a wide range of tax proposals that even his own advisers are unsure about which ones he intends to enact if elected.
Some of the pronouncements have come as surprises and caused angst among allies. Within Trump’s orbit, the former president’s menu of tax ideas is seen as a way to appeal to voters in an extremely tight election — particularly, low-and-middle-income Americans frustrated by high prices looking for financial relief. “I see it as a way of Trump trying to figure out how he can win over more working-class Americans,” said Stephen Moore, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation and informal economic adviser, who briefs Trump every few months on the state of the economy.
“Some of the ideas are good. Some of the ideas are not so good. On balance, most of the ideas are good.
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