Senate Rejects Child Tax Credit

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Vance dodges vote as Senate GOP kills child tax credit expansion, despite attacks on the childless

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The Senate failed to pass a bill to expand tax credits for families with children in a 48 -44 vote, largely along party lines.

The bill would expand the tax credits and grant some business tax cuts to families.

Republican Sen. Rick Scott , Josh Hawley and Markwayne Mullin broke to vote for the proposal, while Democratic -aligned Sens. Bernie Sanders and Joe Manchin voted down.

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