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The answer is found in where the information came from -1. That's not the "House Budge Report". It's a press release with cherry-picked and misleadingly-framed data.
2. My skepticism is backed up by the data. Yes, tax revenues overperformed in 2022, but they underperformed relative to pre-tax-cut projections in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2023. Some of that is down to pandemic effects (just as the overperformance in 2022 was), but you can't really make that excuse for 2018 and 2019.
3. My "far left liberal source" includes official data to back up the points that I made. Do you take issue with that data?
Mine: fiscaldata.treasury.gov
Yours: The Guardian.
I tend to side with the Treasury department over an online left leaning rag. But thank you for responding.
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