@qcheesey.bsky.social
@matthewccook5.bsky.social In this article www.levernews.com/dems-stealth... it fails to consider the argument that it failed that moderates blocked a more expansive carried interest loophole. Democrats called for a corporate tax increases to 28% despite donations from groups who'd be effected.
Dems’ Gift To Their Wall Street Donors
Democrats were set to mostly preserve, not close, a Wall Street tax loophole, before they dropped it entirely.
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March 19, 2025 at 11:21 PM
@matthewccook5.bsky.social In this article www.levernews.com/dems-stealth... it fails to consider the argument that it failed that moderates blocked a more expansive carried interest loophole. Democrats called for a corporate tax increases to 28% despite donations from groups who'd be effected.
@davidrussellmoore.bsky.social
This quote is wrong.
thebrick.house/billionaire-...
>Heading into President Obama’s second term, the push for deficit reduction and austerity measures on the Democratic side was significantly driven by the Fix the Debt campaign.
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>Heading into President Obama’s second term, the push for deficit reduction and austerity measures on the Democratic side was significantly driven by the Fix the Debt campaign.
Billionaire-Backed Democrats Killed the Build Back Better Act ⑉ Brick House
The dark money group No Labels is reportedly loading up on billionaire donors to support conservative Democrats in elections ahead.
thebrick.house
March 19, 2025 at 10:19 PM
@davidrussellmoore.bsky.social
This quote is wrong.
thebrick.house/billionaire-...
>Heading into President Obama’s second term, the push for deficit reduction and austerity measures on the Democratic side was significantly driven by the Fix the Debt campaign.
This quote is wrong.
thebrick.house/billionaire-...
>Heading into President Obama’s second term, the push for deficit reduction and austerity measures on the Democratic side was significantly driven by the Fix the Debt campaign.
@ryanlcooper.com
What is your view on TARP?
I think it was necessary to prevent the collapse of the banking system so it was a good thing. However, it could have been significantly improved by providing more direct relief to homeowners and addressing the widespread issue of underwater mortgages.
What is your view on TARP?
I think it was necessary to prevent the collapse of the banking system so it was a good thing. However, it could have been significantly improved by providing more direct relief to homeowners and addressing the widespread issue of underwater mortgages.
February 27, 2025 at 10:42 PM
@ryanlcooper.com
What is your view on TARP?
I think it was necessary to prevent the collapse of the banking system so it was a good thing. However, it could have been significantly improved by providing more direct relief to homeowners and addressing the widespread issue of underwater mortgages.
What is your view on TARP?
I think it was necessary to prevent the collapse of the banking system so it was a good thing. However, it could have been significantly improved by providing more direct relief to homeowners and addressing the widespread issue of underwater mortgages.