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For as much as Democrats claim to love high taxes, they’re certainly just like everybody else in that they don’t actually like to pay them.
Chief Justice John Roberts’s original 2012 defense of Obamacare was based on his understanding of the individual mandate as a “tax.”
Rand Paul has already proven himself to be much more effective than all of his fellow Republicans in Senate – even with six broken ribs.
The House GOP released their 2018 tax plan early in the month, hoping to get it passed and sent on for a vote in the Senate by the end of the month.
Congressional Republicans are hard at work putting together their tax reform proposal and trying to get it on President Trump’s desk for a signature.
The GOP’s 2018 tax plan is out, and it’s officially titled the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,” and while it cuts taxes in some areas, it hikes them in others.
Yesterday House Republicans finally unveiled their 2018 tax plan, and as we reported, there’s plenty in it to like, including cuts for the middle class.
House Republicans unveiled the long-awaited tax Bill earlier today, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which should help in debunking many liberal lies.
According to the director of the Office of Management and Budget, the top 20% of earners now pay 95% of all income taxes. Just two years ago, the figure was 84% of all income taxes paid by the top 20%.
The House of Representatives just passed a budget measure, paving the way for tax reform, which will only need a simple majority to pass the Senate.
The activist group Campus Reform filmed liberals saying favorable things about President Trump’s tax plan, until they learned it was Trump’s.
A new video from Prager University explains why demand side economics differs from supply side economics and how it affected the Great Depression.