JD Vance's job is to sell the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' that Americans don't want

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Author(s) Chris Brennan
Source USA Today
Date August 24, 2025
URL https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2025/08/24/jd-vance-trump-beautiful-bill-american-voters/85763758007/
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Vance didn't mention that the ability to avoid taxes on up to $12,500 in overtime pay will expire in less than three and a half years. He also left out that the ability to avoid taxes on up to $25,000 in tipped income will also expire on Dec. 31, 2028. And he certainly didn't point out that the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, in an Aug. 11 letter, said the wealthiest 10% of Americans will see their resources increase annually by about $13,600 - while American households at the other end of the income spectrum will see resources cut by about $1,200 per year.


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This item argues for the position Act should not have been passed on the topic One Big Beautiful Bill Act.