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Capitol. so elections were on our mind. and so it s not unusual for us to take those things that are topical, that are hot at the moment, that people are focused on, and, okay, is there policy we need to review? the texas election bill became law in september when the governor called a second special session. election integrity is now law in the state of texas. there s no question that this bill will make it harder to vote in a state that is already among the hardest to vote in the country. and that s why we re always in the lowest quintile in voter participation. the texas legislature has repeatedly shown they care more about partisan advantage than they do about voting rights and they re willing to do whatever they can to stay in power. coming up. you understand how it looks from the outside in, that the secretary of state, who prevented president trump from meddling here, is now losing the power that he used to do just ....
Other employers will do the same. charles: elizabeth, it s so crazy to me with this, because the overwhelming majority of the folks who owe these college loans and who pay them on a monthly basis are in the top two income quintiles. we re taking taxpayer money, money from people who didn t go to college and paying off wealthy americans bill by the way put them in the top two quintile. why do they keep pushing this? it s a good question. look, i think if we can learn anything, it s that our lawmakers, our political leaders have it wrong and companies like walmart have it right. this is not the only time that walmart has stepped up. if i recall correctly in 2005 after hurricane katrina fema was criticized for their very slow response to the disaster whereas walmart was praised for generous and quick response. so we ve learned literally anything from this, it s whatever our government thinks they can handle, walmart or we the people can handle better. ....
RALEIGH — With Democrats in charge of the White House, the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate, you can expect a push by left-wing activists and politicians to repeal some ....
Erika owe rosenbacher crunched numbers showing president trump s proposal for 25% tariff on imported trumps could eliminate half of the income gains tax reform for millions of americans. those in the lowest income could lose 49% of their tax gains which seems like quite a lot. well, for instance, if you just a as an example double the standard deduction $100 for a couple making $43,000 a year. they, because of these tariffs, could lose about 49 or $50 of that tax benefit. i mean, 25% tariff on autos is pretty significant. the presisa it president trp doesn t say it too often but he does acknowledge there could be some pain from these tariffs. but. dana: they have also said like wilbur ross most famously with the campbell soup cans nobody will notice few cents for food. if you are in lowest quintile you might. wall street journal reporting manufacturers of steel, automakers people who ....
Probably the single biggest topic that the president cared about. i thought the president cared the most about middle class tax cuts and tax cuts for those lower income americans. what gives. listen, i think the president s message has been pretty clear and it s been consistent for a very long time. i can t speak to what gary was referring to just minutes ago in your guys reporting, but i can speak to what the president has repeated over and over again for the better part of 2 1/2 years, that the middle class is going to benefit from a tax cut and that this should sort of, you know, further electrify or as bannon would like to say, wednesday the american economy, so it helps raise wages for the american people. which is the promise the president has made. symone, to that point, 80% of people will see a tax cut, in the middle class, depending on which quintile, which is the first and only time i will use that word, you could save anywhere between $900 or $800 on average. ....