It is a mind-numbing system. And it is no wonder why somebody who works the line at a factory or has a gig at a mom-and-pop business would believe the tax code is stacked against them.
Editor's note · Context
Wyden expresses frustration over the tax system's complexity and its unfairness to working Americans.
Share
More from Ron Wyden
This whole mess came out in a court hearing last week where, not only did the judge criticize the government’s attorneys, the government itself acknowledged its numerous errors and mistakes before eventually withdrawing the subpoenas.
I am also deeply concerned about Mr. Clayton’s role in the abusive subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists.
This bill gives him so much discretion that Trump can ultimately decide what countries to tariff, or what countries to exempt. And he can modify tariffs at his will.
This common-sense legislation cuts red tape, saves taxpayer dollars, and builds stronger partnerships between Coast Guard installations and Oregon’s communities up and down the coast that support them.





