Tax Day 2026' Report: Average U.S. Taxpayer Paid More Than $4,000 for War Last Year

Tax Day 2026' Report: Average U.S. Taxpayer Paid More Than $4,000 for War Last Year

From Between The Lines Radio Newsmagazine podcast by Scott Harris, Melinda Tuhus and Bob Nixon

April 29, 2026 · 29 min

About this episode

The episode discusses the financial burden of war on average U.S. taxpayers and the implications of recent political actions on low-income Americans.

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People in this episode

Host: Bob Nixon

Guests: Lindsay Koshgarian, Steve Ellner, Pam Garrison

Topics covered

  • U.S. Taxpayer
  • War Costs
  • Trump Administration
  • Low-Income Americans
  • Imperialism
  • Corporate Allies

Keywords

  • tax day
  • war costs
  • Trump
  • low-income Americans
  • imperialism
  • U.S. politics
  • national priorities

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: National Priorities Project, Poor People's Campaign, Trump

Places: Iran, Venezuela, Cuba

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