Not means tested enough. The initial pie in the sky dream proposal is an "up to" $500 tax credit for the purchase of an NFT with a value above $500 available for all Americans with with an income below $50,000, at least $50,000 in outstanding federal student loans, and a child under the age of 16.
Sinema will come out against it, on the grounds that it technically is a form of student loan relief, but Manchin will be fully on board and fully erect as soon as he hears the term "gas fee" and is told that it's not a government tax related to environmental protection.
They'll move forward with signs that Susan Collins is on board if it becomes a $200 tax credit and the income cutoff becomes $175,000
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Not means tested enough. The initial pie in the sky dream proposal is an "up to" $500 tax credit for the purchase of an NFT with a value above $500 available for all Americans with with an income below $50,000, at least $50,000 in outstanding federal student loans, and a child under the age of 16.
Sinema will come out against it, on the grounds that it technically is a form of student loan relief, but Manchin will be fully on board and fully erect as soon as he hears the term "gas fee" and is told that it's not a government tax related to environmental protection.
They'll move forward with signs that Susan Collins is on board if it becomes a $200 tax credit and the income cutoff becomes $175,000