Last week Republicans celebrated the greatness of America during the RNC convention as we nominated Donald J. Trump to be our Republican nominee.

Team,

Last week Republicans celebrated the greatness of America during the RNC convention as we formally nominated Donald J. Trump to be our Republican nominee for President.

MSNBC decided to "fact check" some of the speakers, but that raises another question: who is fact-checking the fact-checkers?

For instance, RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel rightly called out Democrats and Joe Biden for wanting to raise taxes on 82% of Americans. This includes middle-class families, single moms, small business owners, and farmers and ranchers.

Yet this fact doesn't fit with the liberal media's narrative. So instead they chose to highlight Biden's claim to only raise taxes on those making $400,000 a year.
Their reality check is really inaccurate. Here's the truth.

Joe Biden said, "First thing I'd do is repeal those Trump tax cuts," on May 4, 2019. Later that month, he said, "When I'm president, if God willing I am, we're going to reverse those Trump tax cuts. In June of 2019, he said, "First thing I would do as president is eliminate the president's tax cut," and then, "On day one, I will move to eliminate Trump's tax cuts." In May of this year, he declared, "Let's repeal the Trump tax cut."

It's clear. Joe Biden doesn't want you to have your tax cut that put approximately $2,000 back in the pockets of Kansas families through lower rates, an increased Child Tax Credit and a higher standard deduction.

We've known for a long time that Joe Biden and Democrats want to raise your taxes. Now the fact-checkers need to get their facts straight!

-Team Estes

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