Americans for Tax Fairness
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We’ve been fighting for ten years to build an economy that works for all of us by making the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share in taxes.
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BREAKING: Billionaires in America now hold a record $7.6 TRILLION in wealth.
That's a $4.7 TRILLION increase since the last Trump tax scam.
Yes, wealth increase is a form of INCOME. And most of that income will never be taxed.
This is why we need a Billionaires Income Tax.
That's a $4.7 TRILLION increase since the last Trump tax scam.
Yes, wealth increase is a form of INCOME. And most of that income will never be taxed.
This is why we need a Billionaires Income Tax.
Corporations are set to receive $16 BILLION from just one Trump tax break this year.
But get this—
The tax break is allegedly meant to "incentivize" investment.
But that $16 billion writeoff is coming from investments they've ALREADY MADE.
We are being scammed, people.
But get this—
The tax break is allegedly meant to "incentivize" investment.
But that $16 billion writeoff is coming from investments they've ALREADY MADE.
We are being scammed, people.
December 6, 2025 at 12:15 AM
Corporations are set to receive $16 BILLION from just one Trump tax break this year.
But get this—
The tax break is allegedly meant to "incentivize" investment.
But that $16 billion writeoff is coming from investments they've ALREADY MADE.
We are being scammed, people.
But get this—
The tax break is allegedly meant to "incentivize" investment.
But that $16 billion writeoff is coming from investments they've ALREADY MADE.
We are being scammed, people.
60% of Marketplace enrollees can't afford a $300 yearly cost hike without "significantly disrupting" their finances.
That's what's going to happen if Republicans in Congress don't act.
But don't worry, billionaires got their tax breaks and I'm sure that'll trickle down soon.
That's what's going to happen if Republicans in Congress don't act.
But don't worry, billionaires got their tax breaks and I'm sure that'll trickle down soon.
December 5, 2025 at 9:49 PM
60% of Marketplace enrollees can't afford a $300 yearly cost hike without "significantly disrupting" their finances.
That's what's going to happen if Republicans in Congress don't act.
But don't worry, billionaires got their tax breaks and I'm sure that'll trickle down soon.
That's what's going to happen if Republicans in Congress don't act.
But don't worry, billionaires got their tax breaks and I'm sure that'll trickle down soon.
Billionaires and billion-dollar corporations should pay a tax rate AT LEAST equal to the rate the rest of us pay.
The fact the filthy rich fight us on this is just another example of their out-of-control greed.
The fact the filthy rich fight us on this is just another example of their out-of-control greed.
December 5, 2025 at 9:11 PM
Billionaires and billion-dollar corporations should pay a tax rate AT LEAST equal to the rate the rest of us pay.
The fact the filthy rich fight us on this is just another example of their out-of-control greed.
The fact the filthy rich fight us on this is just another example of their out-of-control greed.
The average ACA Marketplace enrollee is about to see their premiums double.
That's a $1,016 average hike.
The only people who can afford a $1,000 price hike in this economy are millionaires and billionaires.
And we just cut healthcare to give them tax breaks.
Really.
That's a $1,016 average hike.
The only people who can afford a $1,000 price hike in this economy are millionaires and billionaires.
And we just cut healthcare to give them tax breaks.
Really.
December 5, 2025 at 7:56 PM
The average ACA Marketplace enrollee is about to see their premiums double.
That's a $1,016 average hike.
The only people who can afford a $1,000 price hike in this economy are millionaires and billionaires.
And we just cut healthcare to give them tax breaks.
Really.
That's a $1,016 average hike.
The only people who can afford a $1,000 price hike in this economy are millionaires and billionaires.
And we just cut healthcare to give them tax breaks.
Really.
"We can't tax the rich, they create jobs and bolster the economy and it all trickles down to us."
Really?
Because we've been cutting taxes for the rich for forty years.
And now three guys own as much as the bottom 50% of Americans and the economy sucks for working people.
Really?
Because we've been cutting taxes for the rich for forty years.
And now three guys own as much as the bottom 50% of Americans and the economy sucks for working people.
December 5, 2025 at 6:40 PM
"We can't tax the rich, they create jobs and bolster the economy and it all trickles down to us."
Really?
Because we've been cutting taxes for the rich for forty years.
And now three guys own as much as the bottom 50% of Americans and the economy sucks for working people.
Really?
Because we've been cutting taxes for the rich for forty years.
And now three guys own as much as the bottom 50% of Americans and the economy sucks for working people.
Customer complaints against airlines hit a record last year–with reports of delays, being bumped from flights, long waits on the tarmac and lost/damaged luggage.
All these billion-dollar tax cuts are going straight to lining the pockets of the CEOs.
All these billion-dollar tax cuts are going straight to lining the pockets of the CEOs.
December 5, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Customer complaints against airlines hit a record last year–with reports of delays, being bumped from flights, long waits on the tarmac and lost/damaged luggage.
All these billion-dollar tax cuts are going straight to lining the pockets of the CEOs.
All these billion-dollar tax cuts are going straight to lining the pockets of the CEOs.
I still can't believe we actually let rich people start racking up billions of dollars in unrealized capital gains—the one type of income that doesn't get regularly taxed—and act like we have no idea why our economy is so rigged against us.
December 5, 2025 at 2:51 AM
I still can't believe we actually let rich people start racking up billions of dollars in unrealized capital gains—the one type of income that doesn't get regularly taxed—and act like we have no idea why our economy is so rigged against us.
Everything costs too much.
Our salaries aren't going as far as they used to.
We're taking on debt and working multiple jobs.
And corporations are expecting to claim $16 BILLION from just one new tax break this year.
When was the last time your wallet got a boost like that?
Our salaries aren't going as far as they used to.
We're taking on debt and working multiple jobs.
And corporations are expecting to claim $16 BILLION from just one new tax break this year.
When was the last time your wallet got a boost like that?
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
Everything costs too much.
Our salaries aren't going as far as they used to.
We're taking on debt and working multiple jobs.
And corporations are expecting to claim $16 BILLION from just one new tax break this year.
When was the last time your wallet got a boost like that?
Our salaries aren't going as far as they used to.
We're taking on debt and working multiple jobs.
And corporations are expecting to claim $16 BILLION from just one new tax break this year.
When was the last time your wallet got a boost like that?
The collective 7.5% tax rate paid over 7 years by American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest and United is about half the 14.5% paid by the average U.S. household in 2022.
Counting only Delta, Southwest and United—the collective tax rate declines to 4%.
The tax code is rigged.
Counting only Delta, Southwest and United—the collective tax rate declines to 4%.
The tax code is rigged.
December 4, 2025 at 11:17 PM
The collective 7.5% tax rate paid over 7 years by American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest and United is about half the 14.5% paid by the average U.S. household in 2022.
Counting only Delta, Southwest and United—the collective tax rate declines to 4%.
The tax code is rigged.
Counting only Delta, Southwest and United—the collective tax rate declines to 4%.
The tax code is rigged.
The stock price of America's largest for-profit hospital chain, HCA, just hit a record high.
People can't afford healthcare.
20 million people are facing higher ACA premiums next year.
And HCA has received $5.6 BILLION in Trump tax cuts in the last ten years.
We're being scammed.
People can't afford healthcare.
20 million people are facing higher ACA premiums next year.
And HCA has received $5.6 BILLION in Trump tax cuts in the last ten years.
We're being scammed.
December 4, 2025 at 9:15 PM
The stock price of America's largest for-profit hospital chain, HCA, just hit a record high.
People can't afford healthcare.
20 million people are facing higher ACA premiums next year.
And HCA has received $5.6 BILLION in Trump tax cuts in the last ten years.
We're being scammed.
People can't afford healthcare.
20 million people are facing higher ACA premiums next year.
And HCA has received $5.6 BILLION in Trump tax cuts in the last ten years.
We're being scammed.
Huge majorities of Americans across party lines think we should lower health care costs.
Most Americans also think billionaires should pay more taxes—not less.
So why are the people in charge CUTTING healthcare to give billionaires MORE tax breaks?
Explain it to me like I'm 5.
Most Americans also think billionaires should pay more taxes—not less.
So why are the people in charge CUTTING healthcare to give billionaires MORE tax breaks?
Explain it to me like I'm 5.
December 4, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Huge majorities of Americans across party lines think we should lower health care costs.
Most Americans also think billionaires should pay more taxes—not less.
So why are the people in charge CUTTING healthcare to give billionaires MORE tax breaks?
Explain it to me like I'm 5.
Most Americans also think billionaires should pay more taxes—not less.
So why are the people in charge CUTTING healthcare to give billionaires MORE tax breaks?
Explain it to me like I'm 5.
Just in case you wondered why it seemed like our government and economy only work for the richest 1% nowadays.
December 4, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Just in case you wondered why it seemed like our government and economy only work for the richest 1% nowadays.
According to the Federal Reserve, the richest 1% of Americans are now worth $52 TRILLION.
And most of us can't afford gas, groceries, rent, or healthcare.
“Trickle-down economics” is the greatest trick the wealthy and powerful have ever pulled.
And most of us can't afford gas, groceries, rent, or healthcare.
“Trickle-down economics” is the greatest trick the wealthy and powerful have ever pulled.
December 4, 2025 at 3:13 AM
According to the Federal Reserve, the richest 1% of Americans are now worth $52 TRILLION.
And most of us can't afford gas, groceries, rent, or healthcare.
“Trickle-down economics” is the greatest trick the wealthy and powerful have ever pulled.
And most of us can't afford gas, groceries, rent, or healthcare.
“Trickle-down economics” is the greatest trick the wealthy and powerful have ever pulled.
95% of Black Friday shopping was financed with credit cards or apps like Klarna.
We're all going into debt desperately trying to afford things we need.
And the corporations and billionaires that just raked in billions from us will line their own pockets and pay almost no taxes.
We're all going into debt desperately trying to afford things we need.
And the corporations and billionaires that just raked in billions from us will line their own pockets and pay almost no taxes.
December 3, 2025 at 9:46 PM
95% of Black Friday shopping was financed with credit cards or apps like Klarna.
We're all going into debt desperately trying to afford things we need.
And the corporations and billionaires that just raked in billions from us will line their own pockets and pay almost no taxes.
We're all going into debt desperately trying to afford things we need.
And the corporations and billionaires that just raked in billions from us will line their own pockets and pay almost no taxes.
“If we give billion-dollar corporations tax cuts, they’ll use that saved money to create jobs!”
What actually happens:
What actually happens:
December 3, 2025 at 4:34 PM
“If we give billion-dollar corporations tax cuts, they’ll use that saved money to create jobs!”
What actually happens:
What actually happens:
Tax breaks for billion-dollar corporations don’t turn into better deals for us or better conditions for workers. Pass it on.
December 3, 2025 at 6:33 AM
Tax breaks for billion-dollar corporations don’t turn into better deals for us or better conditions for workers. Pass it on.
"If you tax the rich, they'll just leave."
Massachusetts' tax on millionaires has fixed bridges, funded buses, hired teachers, and made community college and school meals free.
The state has 39% more millionaires than they did before.
Tax the rich.
Massachusetts' tax on millionaires has fixed bridges, funded buses, hired teachers, and made community college and school meals free.
The state has 39% more millionaires than they did before.
Tax the rich.
December 2, 2025 at 11:18 PM
"If you tax the rich, they'll just leave."
Massachusetts' tax on millionaires has fixed bridges, funded buses, hired teachers, and made community college and school meals free.
The state has 39% more millionaires than they did before.
Tax the rich.
Massachusetts' tax on millionaires has fixed bridges, funded buses, hired teachers, and made community college and school meals free.
The state has 39% more millionaires than they did before.
Tax the rich.
Wealth in America is the most concentrated at the top since the Gilded Age.
The wealthy make billions in untaxed, unrealized capital gains.
Executives are paid more than ever, and corporations pay lower taxes than ever.
THIS is why the economy isn't working for us.
The wealthy make billions in untaxed, unrealized capital gains.
Executives are paid more than ever, and corporations pay lower taxes than ever.
THIS is why the economy isn't working for us.
December 2, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Wealth in America is the most concentrated at the top since the Gilded Age.
The wealthy make billions in untaxed, unrealized capital gains.
Executives are paid more than ever, and corporations pay lower taxes than ever.
THIS is why the economy isn't working for us.
The wealthy make billions in untaxed, unrealized capital gains.
Executives are paid more than ever, and corporations pay lower taxes than ever.
THIS is why the economy isn't working for us.
58% of Americans think billionaires pouring millions into our elections is bad.
Only 12% think billionaires have a positive impact on society.
The people know that the insane wealth of the richest 1% is bad for our democracy, economy, and society.
So let's tax the damn rich.
Only 12% think billionaires have a positive impact on society.
The people know that the insane wealth of the richest 1% is bad for our democracy, economy, and society.
So let's tax the damn rich.
December 2, 2025 at 6:06 PM
58% of Americans think billionaires pouring millions into our elections is bad.
Only 12% think billionaires have a positive impact on society.
The people know that the insane wealth of the richest 1% is bad for our democracy, economy, and society.
So let's tax the damn rich.
Only 12% think billionaires have a positive impact on society.
The people know that the insane wealth of the richest 1% is bad for our democracy, economy, and society.
So let's tax the damn rich.
America’s 902 billionaires are now worth over $6.7 TRILLION.
At least 44 of them—or their spouses—have obtained state or federal positions in the last ten years.
We have done nothing but cut their taxes for four decades.
And now they are buying our government and our economy.
At least 44 of them—or their spouses—have obtained state or federal positions in the last ten years.
We have done nothing but cut their taxes for four decades.
And now they are buying our government and our economy.
December 2, 2025 at 3:32 AM
America’s 902 billionaires are now worth over $6.7 TRILLION.
At least 44 of them—or their spouses—have obtained state or federal positions in the last ten years.
We have done nothing but cut their taxes for four decades.
And now they are buying our government and our economy.
At least 44 of them—or their spouses—have obtained state or federal positions in the last ten years.
We have done nothing but cut their taxes for four decades.
And now they are buying our government and our economy.
Senator Wyden just called for an investigation into JPMorgan's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The bank underreported over $1 BILLION in suspicious Epstein transactions.
We have a right to know what the powerful people running our government and economy are hiding from us.
The bank underreported over $1 BILLION in suspicious Epstein transactions.
We have a right to know what the powerful people running our government and economy are hiding from us.
December 1, 2025 at 8:21 PM
Senator Wyden just called for an investigation into JPMorgan's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The bank underreported over $1 BILLION in suspicious Epstein transactions.
We have a right to know what the powerful people running our government and economy are hiding from us.
The bank underreported over $1 BILLION in suspicious Epstein transactions.
We have a right to know what the powerful people running our government and economy are hiding from us.
From 2018-2024, Delta paid a NEGATIVE FIVE PERCENT TAX RATE
That’s right, we gave one of the most profitable airlines in the world a $375 MILLION refund.
It’s not that the rest of us aren’t “working hard enough,” it’s that the system is rigged to favor the wealthy.
That’s right, we gave one of the most profitable airlines in the world a $375 MILLION refund.
It’s not that the rest of us aren’t “working hard enough,” it’s that the system is rigged to favor the wealthy.
December 1, 2025 at 6:18 PM
From 2018-2024, Delta paid a NEGATIVE FIVE PERCENT TAX RATE
That’s right, we gave one of the most profitable airlines in the world a $375 MILLION refund.
It’s not that the rest of us aren’t “working hard enough,” it’s that the system is rigged to favor the wealthy.
That’s right, we gave one of the most profitable airlines in the world a $375 MILLION refund.
It’s not that the rest of us aren’t “working hard enough,” it’s that the system is rigged to favor the wealthy.
Buying politicians means almost nothing to billionaires.
From 2015-2024, the Adelsons poured $658 million into our elections—just 2% of their net worth.
That's like the average American family giving $390 a year.
They bought elections for the cost of a gym membership.
From 2015-2024, the Adelsons poured $658 million into our elections—just 2% of their net worth.
That's like the average American family giving $390 a year.
They bought elections for the cost of a gym membership.
November 30, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Buying politicians means almost nothing to billionaires.
From 2015-2024, the Adelsons poured $658 million into our elections—just 2% of their net worth.
That's like the average American family giving $390 a year.
They bought elections for the cost of a gym membership.
From 2015-2024, the Adelsons poured $658 million into our elections—just 2% of their net worth.
That's like the average American family giving $390 a year.
They bought elections for the cost of a gym membership.
If you're traveling this Thanksgiving, you probably spent more on your flight than Delta, JetBlue or American Airlines paid in federal income taxes in the past 7 years.
Really.
Really.
November 26, 2025 at 9:03 PM
If you're traveling this Thanksgiving, you probably spent more on your flight than Delta, JetBlue or American Airlines paid in federal income taxes in the past 7 years.
Really.
Really.
How much Delta paid in federal income taxes from 2018-2024:
-$375 million (that means we gave THEM a tax refund)
How much Delta spent on stock buybacks and dividend payouts to further enrich wealthy CEOs and shareholders:
+$6.5 billion
Are we getting it yet?
-$375 million (that means we gave THEM a tax refund)
How much Delta spent on stock buybacks and dividend payouts to further enrich wealthy CEOs and shareholders:
+$6.5 billion
Are we getting it yet?
November 25, 2025 at 7:45 PM
How much Delta paid in federal income taxes from 2018-2024:
-$375 million (that means we gave THEM a tax refund)
How much Delta spent on stock buybacks and dividend payouts to further enrich wealthy CEOs and shareholders:
+$6.5 billion
Are we getting it yet?
-$375 million (that means we gave THEM a tax refund)
How much Delta spent on stock buybacks and dividend payouts to further enrich wealthy CEOs and shareholders:
+$6.5 billion
Are we getting it yet?