Robert Murray, the company’s chief executive officer, said the Senate tax plan would raise his tax bill by $60 million. “What the Senate did, in their befuddled mess, is drove me out of business and then bragged about the fact that they got some tax reform passed,” Mr. Murray said Sunday. “This is not job creation. This is not stimulating income. This is driving a whole sector of our community into nonexistence.”
And to hear Susan Collins ramble the talking points about growth paying for the tax cuts when presented with analysis even from conservative think-tanks is disheartening. Didn't these people see what happened in Kansas?
December 4th, 2017 at 8:55 am
These guys were in such a rush to pass anything that they didn't look at all the possible consequences:
And to hear Susan Collins ramble the talking points about growth paying for the tax cuts when presented with analysis even from conservative think-tanks is disheartening. Didn't these people see what happened in Kansas?