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    President Obama has cut taxes for typical American families by $3,600 and is calling on Congress to extend middle-class tax cuts that are set to expire in December. This is part of the President's plan to cut the deficit by more than $4 trillion through spending cuts and ensuring everyone pays their fair share. Mitt Romney opposes the President's plan and instead favors making Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy permanent and enacting an additional $5 trillion in tax cuts weighted toward the wealthy, which independent experts say would either greatly increase the deficit or require raising taxes on the middle class.

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    President Obama has cut taxes for typical American families by $3,600 and is calling on Congress to extend middle-class tax cuts that are set to expire in December. This is part of the President's plan to cut the deficit by more than $4 trillion through spending cuts and ensuring everyone pays their fair share. Mitt Romney opposes the President's plan and instead favors making Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy permanent and enacting an additional $5 trillion in tax cuts weighted toward the wealthy, which independent experts say would either greatly increase the deficit or require raising taxes on the middle class.

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    Flyer MiddleClassTaxCuts

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    President Obama has cut taxes for typical American families by $3,600 and is calling on Congress to extend middle-class tax cuts that are set to expire in December. This is part of the President's plan to cut the deficit by more than $4 trillion through spending cuts and ensuring everyone pays their fair share. Mitt Romney opposes the President's plan and instead favors making Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy permanent and enacting an additional $5 trillion in tax cuts weighted toward the wealthy, which independent experts say would either greatly increase the deficit or require raising taxes on the middle class.

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    President Obama has cut taxes for the typical American family by

    $3,600 since taking office?

    This savings is helping families send their kids to college, buy their first home, and pay for health care and child care all while helping to boost our economic recovery.

    IN DECEMBER, MIDDLE-CLASS TAX CUTS WILL EXPIRE

    President Obama IS CALLING ON CONGRESS TO EXTEND THEM.


    Stopping a Tax Hike on the Middle Class
    His plan would prevent a tax hike on all families earning less than $250,000 a year, and let the Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthiest expire.

    Cutting the Deficit


    This is part of the Presidents plan to cut the deficit by more than $4 trillion and make investments that strengthen the middle class while cutting spending and ensuring everyone pays their fair share.

    MITT ROMNEY opposes the Presidents plan


    Budget-Busting Tax Cuts for Millionaires and Billionaires
    Romneys tax plan would make the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest permanent and add $5 trillion in new tax cuts weighted to the wealthiest.

    Hiking Taxes on the Middle Class and Raising the Deficit


    Independent experts say Romneys tax plan would either explode the deficit or require raising middle-class taxes.

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