It is a tax system that is not progressive. It is mildly progressive up to the very, very rich, and then becomes deeply regressive at the very top end.
Ben Ray Luján: “It is a tax system that is not progressive. It is mildly progressive up to the very, very rich, and then becomes deeply…”
Editor's note · Context
Lujan highlights the regressive nature of the U.S. tax system for the wealthy.
Share
More from Ben Ray Luján
I'm proud to see this legislation advance out of the Indian Affairs Committee, a vital step toward getting this bill across the finish line.
During the event, Senator Luján highlighted his efforts to protect SNAP and reinforced his commitment to working on the Senate Agriculture Committee to deliver a Farm Bill that addresses devastating cuts to nutrition assistance and…
This week in Taos, I was proud to announce my new legislation to protect ticket buyers because when New Mexicans spend their hard-earned money on a concert or event, they deserve to know the ticket they are buying actually exists.
Senator Luján met with hospital leadership and staff to highlight how Republican cuts to critical health programs threaten hospital services and access to care for New Mexicans.





