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In reply to the discussion: BREAKING: Obama to take executive actions to make it more difficult for corporations to dodge taxes [View all]grahamhgreen
(15,741 posts)39. Good but does "reduce the benefits" mean they still benefit?
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BREAKING: Obama to take executive actions to make it more difficult for corporations to dodge taxes [View all]
Cali_Democrat
Sep 2014
OP
There is no opposing point in saying, "I'll believe it when I see it..."
Drunken Irishman
Sep 2014
#57
Maybe you'd prefer that Obama use his secret weapon instead of executive actions.
randome
Sep 2014
#27
Because Obama is a dictator? So if you don't see close to what you want and congress is standing in
uponit7771
Sep 2014
#41
lol... congress is standing in the way = Obama to blame = bashing... more non objective critique
uponit7771
Sep 2014
#62
Why don't these Owners of corps who want to avoid "the high US tax rate" go live somewhere else?
Cha
Sep 2014
#19
CBC: Tim Hortons, Burger King merger fallout: U.S. cracks down on tax inversions
pampango
Sep 2014
#25
I agree with the Republicans in this case, as far as their alternate suggestion
whatthehey
Sep 2014
#28
It seems to me that the counties with lower corporate taxes have few exemptions so that
pampango
Sep 2014
#29
I would raise taxes to 35% after the first million& give huge tax breaks for hiring in the US
librechik
Sep 2014
#37
Hey! I hear Bernie Sanders has much more influence, and mucho "connections" than Obama. Wouldn't
Tarheel_Dem
Sep 2014
#53