That one bill allowed families to keep over three thousand dollars a year.
OverstatedMike Collins, at Georgia U.S. Senate General Election Debate 1 (Atlanta News First)
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Why we checked itSpecific dollar figure claimed as benefit to families from a particular bill — verifiable against legislative analysis or CBO estimates.
What we foundThe Working Families Tax Cuts Act does produce savings exceeding $3,000 for some specific household types, but independent and nonpartisan analyses indicate that average savings for a typical middle-income family are substantially lower, making the claim an overstatement of what the bill delivers to families broadly.