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Los Angeles County Celebrating 100 Years
#19thAmendment 100 Years "Unify" by Amy Smith. Los Angeles County celebrates 100 years since the ratification and adoption of the 19th Amendment in August 1920. Despite its passage, many women of color were barred from voting for decades through racial discrimination and intimidation.
Trump’s pathetic bankruptcy past shows through in GOP’s fantasyland tax bill - Daily Times
This week, Congress passed the bill formerly known as the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” with the support of 278 House and Senate Republicans. At any other time, it would be hard to imagine that congressional Republicans could support major tax legislation drafted in such haste and with so little regard for distributional consequences. It is even harder to imagine that Republican deficit hawks would support such a fiscally reckless and unprincipled bill.
OPINION: Trump bankruptcies offer model for tax plan
Last week, Congress passed the bill formerly known as the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” with the support of 278 House and Senate Republicans. At any other time, it would be hard to imagine that congressional Republicans could support major tax legislation drafted in such haste and with so little regard for distributional consequences. It is even harder to imagine that Republican deficit hawks would support such a fiscally reckless and unprincipled bill.
The Bankruptcy of Republican Tax Reform | RealClearMarkets
The Republican members of Congress took a lesson from the president's playbook: Buy extravagantly today, and have someone else foot the bill tomorrow.
Trump's pathetic bankruptcy past shows through in GOP's fantasyland tax bill
The Republican members of Congress took a lesson from the president's playbook: Buy extravagantly today, and have someone else foot the bill tomorrow. This week, Congress passed the bill formerly known as the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” with the support of 278 House and Senate Republicans. At any other time, it would be hard to imagine that congressional Republicans could support major tax legislation drafted in such haste and with so little regard for distributional consequences.
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