Does it strike the Senator as odd and actually unjust that the same bill that would push the date back for companies to go register in the Bahamas--to give up their U.S. citizenship presumably because they think it is too hard for them to pay their taxes--in that same bill, the men and women who are protecting the right of those businesses to make a profit and to benefit from the great riches of this country were deprived of a tax credit? Does that strike the Senator as an odd way to either begin or end a session of the Congress?
Mitch Landrieu: “Does it strike the Senator as odd and actually unjust that the same bill that would push the date back for companies to…”
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Questioning the fairness of a bill affecting tax credits for military personnel and businesses.
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