Vance Champions 'Working Families Tax Cut' Amid GOP Midterm Push

U.S. Vice President JD Vance is on a mission to sell the Trump administration's new tax and spending bill to Americans, focusing on its benefits for working-class families. During a Wisconsin visit, Vance emphasized tax cuts on tips and overtime as essential components of the 'Working Families Tax Cut.'

The Trump administration is facing a tough challenge in gaining public approval for the bill, which President Trump admitted requires rebranding to effectively convey its purpose to Americans. By focusing on manufacturing revival and public safety, Vance aims to shift the narrative in the Republican favor as the midterm elections approach.

Despite these efforts, the bill has encountered substantial opposition. Critics argue that while it offers tax relief, it risks increasing the federal deficit and disproportionately harming low-income citizens by reducing Medicaid and food assistance programs. This has led to partisan debates on the measure's true impact on the nation.

(With inputs from agencies.)