claim: independent analysts "found that trump's tax plan, given to the wealthy and big corporations, would rack up $30 trillion in debt."
author: tim kaine
evidence_1: dec 22, 2015 ... donald j. trump has said that he would use his deal-making prowess to reduce  costs and pay for his tax cuts and programs, though an analysis of his plan by the  tax policy center sees a benefit for the wealthiest americans and trillions of  dollars in new debt.
evidence_2: jul 29, 2016 ... tim kaine took aim at trump's tax proposals. independent analysts, kaine said, " found trump's tax plan, given to the wealthy and big corporations, would rack up  $30 trillion in debt." it's true that the top 1 percent would see an estimated 17  percent tax cut, while taxes on the middle class would go down ...
evidence_3: jul 28, 2016 ... “independent analysts … found trump's tax plan given to the wealthy and big  corporations would rack up $30 trillion in debt.” — kaine. kaine, a member of the  senate budget committee, based this figure on a december report from the well- respected and nonpartisan urban institute-brookings institution ...
evidence_4: jul 27, 2016 ... kaine cited other analysts predicting massive debt increases during a trump  presidency. independent analysts, kaine said, "found trump's tax plan, a gift to  the wealthy and big corporations, would rack up $30 trillion in debt." the figure  does come from a report by the nonpartisan urban institute-brookings ...
evidence_5: jul 27, 2016 ... or the independent analysts that found trump's tax plan, a gift to the wealthy and  big corporations, would rack up $30 trillion in debt. or john kasich, the  republican governor who had the honor of hosting the republican convention  in cleveland but wouldn't even attend it because he thinks trump is such ...