Vance touts tax cuts, Trump’s domestic agenda in Georgia

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Vice President Vance speaks at Alta Refrigeration in Peachtree City, Ga., on Thursday to tout the Trump administration’s sweeping domestic policy agenda signed into law in July. (Stephen Fowler | NPR)PEACHTREE CITY, Ga. — Vice President Vance appeared in Georgia Thursday, promoting tax cuts included in President Trump’s sweeping domestic policy bill signed into law last month. Recent polls show voters are opposed to many of the key provisions of the law, which shifts resources away from the social safety net toward the tax cuts, increased immigration enforcement and other Trump administration priorities. Yet Vance used the speech to attack Georgia Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff, who is one of the most vulnerable senators on the ballot in 2026, for opposing the measure. “Why don’t we ask Jon Ossoff, ‘Why did you vote to raise taxes?