Vermont U.S. Rep Peter Welch: “A national 30% sales tax isnt fair, it would cut taxes for the wealthiest and raise them for everybody…”

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Vermont U.S. Rep Peter Welch: “A national 30% sales tax isnt fair, it would cut taxes for the wealthiest and raise them for everybody…”
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Jan 22, 2023
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Peter Welch tweeted the following:

“A national 30% sales tax isnt fair, it would cut taxes for the wealthiest and raise them for everybody else.”
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“The cost of war has to include the cost of taking care of the soldier. That’s why I helped lead the passage of the PACT Act, so veterans get the care they deserve.

Visit the VA’s website to learn more about the PACT Act and file a disability claim.
bit.ly/3Qds9Br” on Jan. 20
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“Roads in Vermont are expected to be slippery today and through the weekend due to winter storms. Those who can avoid driving should do so.
bit.ly/3J34nHB” on Jan. 20
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“Great to sit down with @StewartMyNBC5 and @MyNBC5 to talk about my first few weeks in office and my priorities as Senator.
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bit.ly/3HhVRDu” on Jan. 20
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