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President Donald Trump has made one thing crystal clear: if you’re a tax cheat, you’re off the hook.
This week in the Trump Slump, new polling and economic indicators continue to show that President Trump’s actions are deeply unpopular and hurting the economy.
Today, House Republicans passed President Trump’s tax bill, which would raise the cost of living for American families by drastically cutting Medicare, Medicaid, food assistance, and other basic needs programs — all so billionaires and large corporations can pay less in taxes.
Trump’s tariffs are driving up the cost of nearly every warm-weather staple.
As a member of Congress, Billy Long advocated for weakening and even abolishing the IRS to make it easier for the wealthy and large corporations to skirt their taxes.
The cost of living continues to rise under President Trump, and Americans are rightfully concerned.
Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), Democratic Whip Katherine Clark (D-MA), Congressional Dads Caucus Chair Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA-34), and consumer advocate Angela Hanks, held a press conference on how President Trump’s policies are placing a “baby tax” on parents and raising costs on essentials.
Last night, during the Energy & Commerce Committee markup of the Republican tax plan, House Republicans voted to restrict state laws that crack down on surveillance pricing, automated insurance denials, automated management systems, and other uses of artificial intelligence.