Republicans and Democrats differ over who benefited from the Bush tax cuts signed into law during President Bush's first administration.The White House claimed, "Under the President's proposal to speed up tax relief, 92 million taxpayers would receive, on average, a tax cut of $1,083 in 2003." Democrats responded, "The average working family would get about $289."Assuming both sides are telling the truth, how could they reach such differing conclusions?You will not be able to provide a mathematical answer, but respond in narrative form using your knowledge of descriptive statistics.