@WhiteHouse You are a sick dude. You also look sick too. You seem to have lost about 100 pounds here.
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Frank Clemente
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Frank Clemente
@clemente_frank
Executive Director at Americans For Tax Fairness, @4taxfairness and @ATFaction.
Washington, DC Katılım Ocak 2012
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Frank Clemente retweetledi
This is a must-see video
Joe Biden's Radical Worldview youtu.be/BHUGVEThmsg?si… via @YouTube
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Now it all makes sense.
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Peter Baker@peterbakernyt
For the first time, cannabis has outpaced alcohol as the daily drug of choice for Americans. In 2022, 17.7 million people reported using cannabis either every day or nearly every day, compared with 14.7 million who reported using alcohol that often. @cdcaron nytimes.com/2024/05/23/wel…
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While I don't agree with everything Macklemore says, it's a powerful statement about injustice.
Macklemore@macklemore
HIND’S HALL. Once it’s up on streaming all proceeds to UNRWA.
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@JStein_WaPo Any tax increase is DOA w GOP because they are defending their donors and their brain dead ideology. They know the public wants the Biden plan -- higher taxes on rich and corporations and no cuts to SS, Medicare, Medicaid and more. americansfortaxfairness.org/issue/fact-she…
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New analysis of Biden’s budget finds if enacted it would require the richest 0.1 percent of Americans to pay almost $2 million more on average in taxes — a roughly 20 percent reduction in their after-tax income. (DOA w/ GOP House)
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Frank Clemente retweetledi
NEW: A provision in the 2010 Dodd-Frank law could have held SVB CEO Gary Becker accountable for his recklessness—and maybe kept the bank solvent. It's time we use it.
@SarahDAnderson1 of @inequalityorg @MarketWatch: marketwatch.com/amp/story/the-…
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Frank Clemente retweetledi
Aren't you tired of big corporations doling our billions in stock buybacks to rich CEOs and stiffing their workers on wages. This tax will make them pay a penalty and help discourage this practice.
Americans For Tax Fairness@4TaxFairness
BREAKING: Senate Democrats just introduced a bill to increase the tax on corporate stock buybacks. Each year, billionaire corporations buy back billions of dollars worth of their own stock to make their CEOs and shareholders richer. They can afford to pay a 4% tax on buybacks.
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This guy has no integrity.
Americans For Tax Fairness@4TaxFairness
RELEASE: In new ad, Republican Rick Scott criticizes the use of a tax loophole that President Biden has advocated closing. We look forward to your Senate introduction of @RepLloydDoggett's H.R. 34 bill to close the Medicare tax loophole, @SenRickScott! americansfortaxfairness.org/issue/senator-…
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I am honored to share that today I am the new Pensions and Tax Policy Director at @HELPCmteDems under Chair @SenSanders. I hope to do the P of H.E.L.P. proud!
Sen. Bernie Sanders@SenSanders
As the new chairman of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, I am going to do everything I can to protect the needs of the struggling working class.
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A great analysis by @JohnCassidy of fixes needed to the US tax system exposed by Trump's tax returns. Now that @SpeakerMcCarthy has been installed his first bill to be voted on will gut IRS ability to catch rich & corporate tax cheats. Shame!
John Cassidy@JohnCassidy
"Congress should investigate Trump's huge operating losses and deductions,”@Clemente_Frank of Americans for Tax Fairness tell me. “Is this something unique to Trump, or is this a loophole that others exploit, too, and which needs eliminating?" newyorker.com/news/our-colum…
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A thoughtful analysis providing more reasons Congress should NOT renew three massive corporate tax breaks from the Trump-GOP tax law in 2023.
David S. Mitchell@dsmitch28
We know economic inequality is a major problem hurting the country and the economy… So I ask in @TheHillOpinion: Why is Congress making things worse by ignoring the distributional consequences of its actions? thehill.com/opinion/congre…
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House Republicans plan to make repealing new funds for the IRS their top priority next year. The goal: protect their millionaire donors from tax audits. Learn more below.
Chuck Marr@ChuckCBPP
As a 2023 debate nears, this quote needs to be read over & over: “The lone IRS employee had to review a return that included over 400 pass-through entities, numerous schedules, foreign tax credits and millions in carried-over losses from previous years” washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/…
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Frank Clemente retweetledi
A 🧵with several observations on the @waysmeanscmte release of Trump tax info. First, any meddling by Trump, or people who worked for him, that may have delayed or soft balled the required presidential audit should be thoroughly investigated, and if appropriate, prosecuted.
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Rather than passing legislation that does more to ensure a dignified old age for workers, Congress once again is fattening the retirement accounts of the rich and making the racial wealth gap even worse.
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In the end, Republicans chose corporations over kids at Christmas.
We still have plenty of work to do. That’s clear from the bipartisan support for tax legislation that gives even bigger tax breaks to the wealthy saving for retirement over working people.
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Until this year, passing bipartisan year-end corporate tax breaks has been as common as holiday gift-giving. But public demand for tax fairness has grown so strong that such bills can no longer fly through Congress without serious opposition or even inquiry.
Americans For Tax Fairness@4TaxFairness
BREAKING: Just-announced deal in Congress for a year-end budget bill DOES NOT include the extension of three Trump-GOP tax cuts for corporations 🍾 This is a huge win—a year-end corporate tax giveaway is, sadly, usually a foregone conclusion. This is what change looks like.
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Great tweet thread on the importance of disclosing Trumps tax returns and conducting a deep investigation to understand his corruption.
Steve Rosenthal@stevertax
Tomorrow, the House Ways and Means Committee will review President Donald Trump’s 2015-2020 tax returns, after years of litigation. But what would the returns reveal, either about Trump’s true tax liability or the IRS’s audits? I expect very little, without a fuller probe. 1/13
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