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A commentary on excess from Sam Pizzigati, co-editor of Inequality.org, author of 'The Rich Don't Always Win' & 'The Case for a Maximum Wage'

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Sam Pizzigati’s Biography

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Sam Pizzigati, an associate fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, D.C., currently co-edits Inequality.org, the online world’s prime portal to issues around income and wealth inequality. Pizzigati has written extensively on our economic divides, with articles and op-eds appearing worldwide in outlets ranging from the New York Times and the Guardian to Le Monde Diplomatique.
Pizzigati has authored four books on income and wealth distribution and co-edited another. His most rec…

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A Welcome New Twist on America's Tax Future

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By Sam Pizzigati
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Uncle Sam Postcard – Public Domain Republican leaders in Congress have been working feverishly over recent days to renew the rich people-friendly 2017 Trump tax cuts set to expire at this year’s end. Both the House and Senate have now passed bills that do that renewing — and also add in some assorted new goodies.
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Want Equitable Tax Policy? Listen to the Patriotic Millionaires, Not Donald Trump | Common Dreams

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By Sam Pizzigati
| Common Dreams Verified
Republican leaders in Congress have been working feverishly over recent days to renew the rich people-friendly 2017 Trump tax cuts set to expire at this year’s end. Both the House and Senate have now passed bills that do that renewing—and also add in some assorted new goodies.
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A Welcome New Twist on America’s Tax Future

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By Sam Pizzigati
| ZNetwork
Republican leaders in Congress have been working feverishly over recent days to renew the rich people-friendly 2017 Trump tax cuts set to expire at this year’s end. Both the House and Senate have now passed bills that do that renewing — and also add in some assorted new goodies.
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