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How the So-Called “Inflation Reduction Act” Would Actually Hurt Americans’ Pocketbooks

August 5th, 2022

Hayden Dublois

Jonathan Ingram

The so-called “Inflation Reduction Act” under consideration in Congress would not only fail to tame inflation, but it would actually increase reckless spending and raise taxes on hardworking Americans.

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