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The GOP tax bill has arrived. Coming in at 429 pages, the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” marks the most comprehensive rewrite of the U.S. tax code since the 1986 Tax Reform Act. Over the past 10 months, members of Congress have mentioned tax reform over 10,800 times in press releases, floor statements, newsletters to constituents, Dear Colleague letters, and social media posts. Here’s a look at how those statements have shaped the tax debate along party lines:

When discussing tax reform, the parties differ as Republican frequently mention tax code, jobs, and money while Democrats frequently mention cuts, deductions, and the middle class.

Key terms used when discussing Tax Reform in 2017.

Republicans have been more vocal on corporate tax rate, charitable donation deduction, and child tax. Democrats have been more vocal on state and local tax deduction and earned income tax credit.

Party dialogue on tax issues in 2017

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When discussing tax reform, the parties differ as Republican frequently mention tax code, jobs, and money while Democrats frequently mention cuts, deductions, and the middle class.

Key terms used when discussing Tax Reform in 2017.

Republicans have been more vocal on corporate tax rate, charitable donation deduction, and child tax. Democrats have been more vocal on state and local tax deduction and earned income tax credit.

Party dialogue on tax issues in 2017

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Key terms used when discussing Tax Reform in 2017.

Republicans have been more vocal on corporate tax rate, charitable donation deduction, and child tax. Democrats have been more vocal on state and local tax deduction and earned income tax credit.

Party dialogue on tax issues in 2017

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10,800+ statements reveal how Republicans and Democrats message tax reform

10,800+ statements reveal how Republicans and Democrats message tax reform

The GOP tax bill has arrived. Coming in at 429 pages, the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” marks the most comprehensive rewrite of the U.S. tax code since the 1986 Tax Reform Act. Over the past 10 months, members of Congress have mentioned tax reform over 10,800 times in press releases, floor statements, newsletters to constituents, Dear Colleague letters, and social media posts. Here’s a look at how those statements have shaped the tax debate along party lines:

When discussing tax reform, the parties differ as Republican frequently mention tax code, jobs, and money while Democrats frequently mention cuts, deductions, and the middle class.

Key terms used when discussing Tax Reform in 2017.

Republicans have been more vocal on corporate tax rate, charitable donation deduction, and child tax. Democrats have been more vocal on state and local tax deduction and earned income tax credit.

Party dialogue on tax issues in 2017