The anti-tax group Donald Trump”>Club for Growth is pressing Reps. Scott Perry (R-PA ) and Mike Lawler (R-NY ) to support President Donald Trump‘s tax cuts ‘ extension in Congress.
The organization’s fresh ads call on each of them to go Trump’s “one great, beautiful bill,” which may extend his 2017 tax cuts and stop what Republicans are calling the largest taxes increase in American history.
Club for Growth acknowledges Perry’s support for the costs in the advertising that targets him and says that residents should also.
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” Perry is protecting Pennsylvania work and wallets from the biggest revenue increase in history,” a words says on the spot. ” For the machinist, the waiter, the senior citizen, the small business owner, delivering continuous tax relief to our communities. Show Scott Perry to” thank you,” and maintain fighting for Pennsylvania.
Club for Growth claims the Perry area will appear on online and on Television in his district as part of a five-figure advertisement purchase.
Lawler’s campaign pushes him to support the bill while the Perry campaign generally praises the representative. Lawler is holding his position of support for the legislation for the time being because he wants a raise to the SALT seal, or state and local taxes deduction.
Lawler has stated that he will not support the bill until the SALT cover is raised beyond what the GOP leadership is currently proposing. But, the advertisement encourages him to cast a ballot.
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The 30-second place reads,” Washington could smash you with a huge tax trek, hitting your budget harder than ever.” There is no way to stop New Yorkers ‘ suffering, according to the statement from the Congress.
The Lawler commercial did air on Fox News, Fox Business, and Newsmax on Thursday and Friday, and Fox News Sunday on Sunday.
Previous congressman and former leader of Club for Growth, David McIntosh, hopes Lawler will eventually support the bill.
” We hope Mike Lawler votes against President Trump’s tax breaks and doesn’t help the biggest revenue increase in British history,” McIntosh said.
Liberals have zeroed in on what they claim are work requirements”>Medicaid cuts, which add job requirements that may lower the agency’s membership numbers, while the GOP is working hard to brand the act as a revenue split and its opponents as income hikers.
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA ) had previously launched an advertisement to urge him to support the Trump tax cuts, but that may not be in vain given his concerns about potential entitlement program cuts.
The Washington Examiner has contacted Perry and Lawler’s headquarters to request post.
