"Biden's Presidency: Navigating Flaws, Expectations, and Unpopularity"

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IBM vice chair Gary Cohn criticized President Biden's claim that billionaires pay lower taxes, stating that billionaires with income in the U.S. pay at least 20% in taxes and that a billionaire's net worth doesn't necessarily reflect their taxable income. Cohn highlighted that the top 10% of earners pay over 70% of taxes collected in the U.S., and emphasized that the country effectively taxes income. Biden has proposed a 25% tax on the wealthiest Americans and an increase in the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%.
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