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Despite these constraints, the Penn Wharton numbers offer a telling view of what the candidates would prioritize. Harris would cut taxes for lower earners, but raise them for the wealthy. Trump would cut taxes across the board—but offer bigger breaks for higher earners.
It’s important to note how the candidates’ plans would affect the swelling national debt; in the long term, Trump’s plans would add $4.1 trillion to the national debt, about twice as much as Harris’, according to Penn Wharton.