> Getting rid of income tax will require legislation from congress. If we're in the midst of a tariff induced recession, what are the chances his party keeps co

> Getting rid of income tax will require legislation from congress. If we're in the midst of a tariff induced recession, what are the chances his party keeps congress in '26? Their chances will maybe be higher, if they cut income taxes. All it'll cost is moving our already-nigh-inevitable debt crisis a few decades closer to today. > Also, remember when the British government tried to pass a massive tax cut funded with debt? Both Republican administrations this millennium have done exactly that. I see no reason to expect they won't do it again.