Sasha Abramsky makes the argument that maybe California voters have finally had enough of the impact of Proposition 13, the 1978 ballot measures that decimated the state budget and set.
I don't know that a meat tax could work in reducing consumption to fight climate change, but at least it's good to see environmentalists understanding that any such move would.
Another giant corporate merger so that American corporations can escape American taxes: The pharmaceutical giant Pfizer said on Monday that it had struck a $160 billion deal, including debt, to.
I have stated before that I don't think a Sanders presidency is all that different than a Clinton presidency, which is why I have written very little about the primary..
The GOP has turned from its usual opposition to all taxes to wanting to tax the poor at the expense of the rich. Josh Mound breaks down this transition over.
Marshall Steinbaum has a very useful overview of a major problem that we don't talk about enough--the hidden and therefore untaxed wealth of corporations. But if the economics is so.
Who could have guessed in 1996 that the most influential Republican politician of the 1990s 20 years later would be the unblinking one himself, Steve Forbes?
I suppose I should respect what Bob Packwood has to say about passing major legislation, given he was a big player in the Senate for a long time before his.
