…Romney not only opposes the Buffett Rule, but he wants to make things even more unfair. He will explode the deficit by giving more tax breaks to the wealthy — and place the burden of paying for them on the backs of the middle class and seniors…. Continue reading
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President Obama is proposing to end tax deductions for outsourcing, create a new tax credit for bringing jobs home, and lower tax rates for companies that manufacture and create jobs in the United States. Continue reading
We don’t know which Republican is going to be our opponent yet, but here’s what we do know: Whoever wins the Republican nomination will have done so by adopting the extreme Tea Party agenda. Continue reading
Watching the circus on TV, it’s tempting to think it’s almost funny — but this is not a joke. Continue reading
Health reform has already reduced the cost of care for 2.6 million seniors. Continue reading
President Obama laid out an approach to rebuilding the economy Continue reading
Mike McCarry talks about the veterans portion of President Obama’s jobs plan Continue reading
Our Republican opponents, from Mitt Romney and Herman Cain to Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann, have endorsed the same set of Tea Party policies that drive the Republicans in Washington: letting Wall Street write its own rules again and giving special treatment to millionaires and billionaires while asking seniors and middle-class families to pay for it. Continue reading
President Obama is stepping up the pressure. Continue reading