We've been through this several times, I even showed you how spending was cut on Pell Grants, and you completely ignored it.
So, a family that has no kids in college or not getting a Pell Grant is not spending more on education and therefore has more money to spend?
Any cuts to Pell Grants were not necessarily tied to tax cuts. You can do one without the other and we increase spending all the time without tax increases.
If the family has health insurance paid by the employer they are not spending more so they have more money to spend.
That still leaves millions of families not paying more for education and health care with more money to spend.
But you oppose paying people higher wages too.
Another complete lie. Arguing with straw men again.