Jeb Bush challenged Donald Trump to propose a tax plan of his own
during a campaign stop in New Hampshire Thursday, where the former
governor continued to tout the tax overhaul he unveiled earlier in the
week.
"He has to propose things and he has to be
serious about it," Bush said of the Republican frontrunner. "If he wants
to be a serious candidate, he has to act like a serious candidate."
Bush has been aggressively selling his tax
proposal this week, starting with a stop in South Carolina and
continuing with cable TV interviews.
His plan calls for reductions in both the
individual and corporate tax rate and would eliminate the estate tax,
among other code simplifications. On Thursday, the independent Tax
Foundation said Bush's plan would reduce federal revenue by $3.66
trillion over 10 years and disproportionately benefit top income
earners.
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Source: NBC News
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