JD Vance on Tax Reform

 Eliminate SALT deduction: it's massively redistributive

2024: "Vance is quietly critical of Trump's signature legislative achievement, the 2017 tax bill, parts of which he views as regrettable vestiges of McConnell-style conservatism. When I asked him about it, Vance praised parts of the bill--including the elimination of the SALT deduction, which he called 'massively redistributive toward the lower- and middle-income brackets'--while criticizing other elements. Vance admitted that he would have voted for Trump's tax bill if he had been in the Senate." [Politico, 3/15/24]

2024: "Trump is promising to extend the parts of the 2017 tax law that are set to expire next year, and Vance is expected to support that effort." [Washington Post, 7/16/24]

Oppose redistribution of income; support raising families

A: Strongly Disagree

Q: The government should cut spending in order to reduce the national debt.

A: Strongly Agree

Q: What changes, if any, should be made to the tax code?

A: We need to get rid of the marriage penalty. We need to make it easier for married men and women to have children, own a home and raise a family.

Tax "social justice" nonprofits, pay down their endowments