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  • Trump fails to convince 'SALT Caucus' to back tax bill

    05/20/2025 2:37:14 PM PDT · by MinorityRepublican · 49 replies
    CNBC ^ | Tue, May 20 2025 | Emily Wilkins and Dan Mangan
    President Donald Trump failed Tuesday to sway key House Republicans from blue states to drop opposition to a major tax bill, which they say does not do enough to boost so-called SALT deductions for their constituents. Opposition to the bill from five self-identified members of the "SALT Caucus" threatens to derail the legislation, which Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., hope to see passed before Memorial Day weekend. Trump visited the GOP House caucus on Capitol Hill on Tuesday to push lawmakers to approve the bill quickly and directly called out the caucus, which is focused on the question...
  • Runaway Taxpayers (Like Yours Truly, Those Who Can Will Leave California Alert)

    11/21/2008 9:35:31 AM PST · by goldstategop · 91 replies · 1,939+ views
    Flash Report ^ | 11/21/2008 | Jon Coupal
    Seems that Governor Schwarzenegger wants to help out his old Hollywood friends with millions of dollars in tax breaks. He makes a case that lower taxes on film and television companies will reverse the trend of runaway production. Currently, California is losing out to at least 40 other states and Canada that are luring away production companies with very attractive tax incentives. Five years ago, 66% of feature film production took place in California. Last year this was reduced to just 31% and the governor wants to help an industry that supports about 250,000 employees. While a non-critical evaluation might...
  • Fiscal Conservatism Is A Good Message: Inability To Articulate This Message Is Hurting America

    03/29/2008 12:15:30 PM PDT · by Daniel T. Zanoza · 3 replies · 103+ views
    RFFM.org ^ | March 29, 2008 | Daniel T. Zanoza
    RFFM.org Commentary Most of us who fall within the category of baby boomers can explain why small government and low taxation served our nation very well. At least we should be able to. A little more than a quarter century ago, the norm included one parent who brought home an income which supported an entire family. Of course, government programs, including the GI Bill, made it possible for millions of families to join the middle class after World War II. But, all the same, jobs in manufacturing were sufficient to bring reality to the well-turned phrase, "a rising tide lifts...