Not exact matches
The House bill slashes tax rates for large
corporations, small businesses, and
wealthy Americans, while sharply reducing or eliminating tax breaks that benefit many middle - class Americans
such as deductions for state and local taxes, college tuition and home mortgage interest.
First, he accomplished most of what he actually wanted to accomplish in the position — namely, massive tax cuts for
corporations and
wealthy Americans (
such as Cohn, a former top executive at Goldman Sachs).
While some ethics reform provisions were included (
such as mandatory reporting of outside income and stricter per diem regulations), there was no major campaign finance reform, nor did the legislature close the LLC loophole that allows
wealthy corporations to skirt campaign contribution limits.
I am pleased to see a document,
such as this, which speaks to something as important as our education system that uses proper scientific citing of bona fide papers on the subject as opposed to emotional arguments meant to sway voters or think - tank «papers» from thinly (or otherwise) veiled lobby groups whose intent is NOT the betterment of our educational system but rather the increase of funneling of tax - payer dollars away from socially responsible infrastructures (like education) and towards already
wealthy private
corporations.
Bast then claimed that Banerjee's statement «isn't true» that «Hundreds of millions of dollars from
corporations such as ExxonMobil and
wealthy individuals
such as the billionaires Charles and David Koch have supported the development of a sprawling network, which includes Heartland and other think tanks, advocacy groups and political operatives.»