So another tax season has come and gone. In this case, that means Americans can render their verdict on the first year of the signature legislative achievement of Donald Trump and his Republican allies in Congress, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. Thus far,
Hint: Donald, no one really cares about this. We had a laugh at the expense of Your Heinous and were quite prepared to move on. And yet this morning, for some incomprehensible reason, you decided to weigh in again. x At a recent round table meeting
Can he possibly go one day without embarrassing us all? x Trump just called Apple CEO Tim Cook “Tim Apple†pic.twitter.com/gTHHtjWvc9 — Sean O'Kane (@sokane1) March 6, 2019 Sure, everyone makes mistakes and suffers slips of the tongue from time to time, but this is
Trump is threating China with more tariffs, according to Bloomberg News. Essentially, Trump would place tariffs on ALL Chinese goods. Trump said Friday he’s willing to slap tariffs on an additional $267 billion in Chinese goods, on top of duties of $200 billion in imports
Campaign Action During the run-up to the passage of the “Republican Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” late last year, one technical paper from the Treasury Department’s Office of Tax Analysis suddenly went missing. Why “Distributing the Corporate Income Tax: Revised U.S. Treasury Methodology” alone among the
Health industry stocks plunged on Tuesday with word that corporate powerhouses Amazon, J.P. Morgan, and Berkshire Hathaway were partnering to create a new, nonprofit company to “focus on technological solutions to provide coverage for U.S. employees at a lower cost.” But if Jeff Bezos, Warren