For many seniors, the proposed deduction is less about politics than dignity. An extra $6,000 on their return could mean catching up on neglected dental work, finally replacing broken glasses, or stocking the pantry without counting every dollar. It represents a rare moment when they feel seen in a system that often treats them as an afterthought once they stop working. The emotional weight of that recognition is hard to overstate.
People over 65 just received a surprising tax announcement from Trump…
