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    Doyle McManus: A middle-class tax cut? Hardly

    by Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times Nov 20, 2017 3 minutes

    President Trump and his Republicans are still trying to sell their tax bill as a "middle class tax cut." The middle class isn't buying it - but that won't stop Congress from passing some version of their plan.

    The GOP's tax proposal was always going to be a hard sell. Its centerpiece is a deep reduction in corporate taxes when most Americans think corporate taxes should go up, not down.

    Even before the House and Senate unveiled their bills, about half of registered voters

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