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The Politics of Taxes

Reciprocal Tariff Ignorance

President Trump continues to pursue his misguided tariff crusade believing that he is somehow protecting American industries and employment. His latest move, reciprocal tariffs (which he intends to begin April 2), is even worse. Trump has stated that he plans to impose tariffs based on “what they charge us, we charge them,” which is an economically stupid idea. Advocates of this policy like to...
EEOC Absurdity Strikes Again

In another laughable, irresponsible, and certainly illegal move (far overreaching any possible regulatory claim), the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a lawsuit against a private company that fired employees who could not effectively...

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A Renewed Appeal For The Keystone Pipeline Project

What's going on with oil and energy these days? Last week, SNL Financial noted that, "Canada's crude oil producers are looking to markets other than the U.S. to sell increased output amid delays in pipeline expansions, according to the president of the Canadian...

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IRS In Court Two Days This Week

On July 10 and again on July 11, the IRS will be in court for two separate cases related to the IRS scandal, specifically regarding the missing emails. The Weekly Standard notes that on Thursday, July 10th, "IRS lawyers will appear in federal district court to explain...

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Another Judge Calls for IRS Investigation Into Lost Emails

U.S. District Court Judge Reggie Walton called upon the IRS to defend itself in court on July 11th. According to the Washington Examiner, IRS lawyers will be asked to explain "why the IRS shouldn't be required to let an outside expert evaluate whether emails on the...

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