In short, cutting taxes for the wealthy is a losing proposition — even for the wealthy.
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Yes, on the wealthy, but also, if we're being honest, on more than just the wealthy.
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Why the wealthy benefit: Economists generally don't dispute that in an immediate sense, the GOP tax plan disproportionately benefits the wealthy.
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It also upholds the false assertion that the wealthy are job creators, when the wealthy, in fact, do not create value — workers do.
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The problem is, in a political system dominated by the wealthy, there is little appetite for taxes on the habits of the wealthy.
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Sixty-seven percent of the wealthy watched less than one hour of TV per day, and only nine percent of the wealthy watched reality TV shows.
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Trump said he believed in raising taxes on the wealthy, "including myself" and later promised that his administration's tax reform would not benefit the wealthy at all.
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" On Thursday, Trump clarified that he doesn't think he'll have to increase tax rates for the wealthy but said that "the wealthy Americans are not my priority.
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Valeo decision three decades ago, and with every federal election since then, our nation has slid closer to a plutocracy, a government for the wealthy, by the wealthy.
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If tax rates for the wealthy remained at the same level, it would increase the tax burden on the wealthy, since they benefit the most from allowable deductions.
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"Until Iowa, it looked like the Republicans were overweighting the wealthy, who tend to own stocks, and the Democrats ... were putting a strong sell on the wealthy," he said.
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Of course, even if it raised taxes on the wealthy, Warren and Sanders, along with their acolytes and press allies, would say it was a tax cut for the wealthy.
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Why it matters: Tax rate for the wealthy has steadily dropped since the 1950s and 1960s, when the wealthy paid vastly higher tax rates than the middle class or poor.
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Contemporary federal tax policy is best and most simply understood as follows: Republicans cuts taxes, mostly of the wealthy, and Democrats try to raise taxes, but only on the wealthy.
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They will likely argue that big tax cuts, the bulk of which will go to the wealthy, are inefficient stimulus since the wealthy don't spend much of what they'll save in taxes.
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So it's a little hard to be out there saying, well, 'I'm against tax cuts for the wealthy, but at the same time I want to give this big handout to the wealthy.
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The irony of today is that the wealthy can't say, 'poor dears, they don't know any better,' because the wealthy certainly don't know any better, as proven by McMansions all over the world.
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Eighty-three percent of the wealthy in my study attended back to school night for their kids, and 29 percent of the wealthy had one or more children who made the honor roll.
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They don't want to cut taxes on the wealthy (that is, unless they get the "same" cut) It's no surprise that broad majorities of Democrats and independents want taxes raised on the wealthy.
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Economists say the vast majority of benefits from the subsidies go to the wealthy, not to the poor, because it is the wealthy who do the most driving and use the most electricity.
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The wealthy, she added, "know the futility" of the lottery.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers: Tax cuts only help the wealthy, right?
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Hatred of taxes by the wealthy has had real consequences.
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"No." Most of the cuts will go to the wealthy!
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Four brothers from the wealthy Kouninef family were also arrested.
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Only huge disappointment, as taxes are lowered on the wealthy.
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Then he writes: Forcing the wealthy to spend could boomerang.
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Yet Trump's tax plan contains several benefits to the wealthy.
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It also includes a 3.8 percent tax on the wealthy.
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That way, the wealthy would pay more into the system.
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He's attacked Trump's tax cuts saying they benefited the wealthy.
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Facebook still rules the social media of the wealthy world.
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Another place the wealthy is investing these days is gold.
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Fund climate research The wealthy can also support climate research.
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Just how much do the wealthiest of the wealthy earn?
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It is primarily directed to individuals, benefiting primarily the wealthy.
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But freedom of movement is the privilege of the wealthy.
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Our unbalanced political system tilts in favor of the wealthy.
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Wade, for instance, and passing tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Southampton, New York is a popular destination for the wealthy.
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Democrats are finding new ways to go after the wealthy.
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Photos show how obsessed the wealthy are with underground mansions
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"Maybe halibut and scallops are for the wealthy," he says.
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Tax avoidance has become absolutely commonplace among the wealthy elite.
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But he says it is the wealthy who really scored.
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You've set a banquet for the wealthy and corporate America.
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They have settled on keeping Obamacare's taxes on the wealthy.
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But the wealthy women who drive them always seem isolated.
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Amatitlán was once a popular weekend getaway for the wealthy.
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They work to protect the wealthy in their gated communities.
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But the bill still seems geared overwhelmingly to the wealthy.
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They have helped Wall Street and the wealthy far more.
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For the plan does indeed favor the wealthy — overwhelmingly, undeniably.
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As proposed they remain a benefit only to the wealthy.
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Then Trump said he would raise taxes of the wealthy.
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"The wealthy are already doing it," Strang told the publication.
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It's a major misconception that prenups are for the wealthy.
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She works as a handmaid for the wealthy Spurnrose family.
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Warren is going after the wealthy at an individual level.
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Only the lucky and the wealthy can afford personal generators.
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It would shift resources from the poor to the wealthy.
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There is a separate system of justice for the wealthy.
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Clinton's tax plan focuses on increasing taxes for the wealthy.
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If that happens, the wealthy will likely continue to thrive.
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The package, the TPC finds, would overwhelmingly help the wealthy.
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Our response to making sure that this does not benefit the wealthy is in other areas, where we are going to demand that the wealthy and large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes.
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Stock ownership is increasingly concentrated in the hands of the wealthy.
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When the wealthy Chinese get the chance, they invest over here.
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Some of Canada's ten provinces offer expedited passage to the wealthy.
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The wealthy have countered with arguments for cutting Social Security instead.
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Demanding that the wealthy start paying their fair share of taxes.
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The other difficulty is whether it favours the wealthy too much.
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Wealth taxes are meant to decrease the power of the wealthy.
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And it would slash some taxes that only hit the wealthy.
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The wealthy benefit disproportionately from income from property and other investments.
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The benefits are clearly going to major corporations and the wealthy.
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There's a lot in this tax bill that helps the wealthy.
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He supports raising taxes on the wealthy and large corporations. Sen.
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We're all living longer and healthier, but the wealthy especially so.
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A lot of this, a lot of the wealthy clients do.
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Crowely called the tax proposal a "gaping loophole" for the wealthy.
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I mean, if these policies drive out the wealthy people, sure.
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That businesses are catering to the wealthy is not news either.
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By focusing her tax increases almost entirely on the wealthy, Mrs.
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It's not our intention to give the wealthy a tax cut.
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"Guys, the wealthy are as patriotic as the poor," he said.
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Homes in the wealthy area sell for upwards of $1.7 million.
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In the wealthy nations of Europe, their reception has been mixed.
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The wealthy ones can buy their way out of the system.
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The wealthy would see the greatest changes from the tax plan.
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But he failed to mention that the wealthy would disproportionally benefit.
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De Blasio wants to impose a "millionaire's tax" on the wealthy.
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There's been discord between the wealthy Murdoch children over the years.
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Those who do are often members of the wealthy old order.
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For the wealthy, owning a luxury home is no rare feat.
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WALLACE: Secretary... CLINTON: Cutting taxes on the wealthy, we've tried that.
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Under his tax proposal, the wealthy would get the biggest break.
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So, the latest round of tax cuts overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy.
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More schools privatized, making elite education a luxury for the wealthy.
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Americans never like the idea of lowering taxes on the wealthy.
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Republican candidates want to cut taxes for the wealthy, defund Planned
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It was designed to reward the wealthy by increasing their wealth.
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The fundamental difference between the two of you concerns the wealthy.
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And, Mr. Trump, you're calling for tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Golf carts are, of course, not only used by the wealthy.
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Kirchner says benefit the wealthy at the expense of the poor.
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Tax cuts that benefit the wealthy most are huge and permanent.
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Sanders's campaign is making this about the influence of the wealthy.
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And, hey, taxes on corporations and the wealthy would go down.
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It's considered to be one of the wealthy parts of Manhattan.
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They have them lawyers ... Complexity favors the wealthy and the incumbents.
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He also wants a trickle-down tax cut for the wealthy.
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He pushed for an election system not dominated by the wealthy.
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And that means being reliable to the interests of the wealthy.
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But I believe there should be higher taxes on the wealthy.
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And it's basically being done to cut taxes for the wealthy.
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He also proposed cutting taxes for the wealthy and for businesses.
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Instead, an outsize share of economic growth flows to the wealthy.
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Could it be just a dumb tax cut for the wealthy?
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New Orleans was devastated, but the wealthy areas were just fine.
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If the wealthy are so stressed out, whose fault is that?
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LEON COOPERMAN: -- probably the -- most of the wealthy people that way.
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The wealthy will move funds overseas as they did under Obama.
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Doing right on these issues, he says, would hurt the wealthy.
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Canada is the wealthy nation closest to Australia in ethnic makeup.
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The wealthy have done well, in a supernova kind of way.
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It's no wonder the wealthy are less inclined toward charitable giving.
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Democrats have dismissed the measure as a giveaway to the wealthy.
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Why would the wealthy in Nordic countries go along with this?
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Of course, some of the wealthy will see a tax cut.
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He blasted Trump's tax plan as a giveaway to the wealthy.
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In November 2011 he called for higher taxes on the wealthy.
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The removal of meaningful consumer protections will be complemented by tax reductions for the wealthy at a time when income is finally beginning to shift away from the wealthy into the hands of middle-class America.
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It's a tax break for the wealthy, but members have expressed deep concerns about the optics of repealing the tax for the wealthy and then leaving some lower income people with less affordable health care coverage. Sen.
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But that's more than offset by her tax increases on the wealthy: higher estate taxes, a limit on tax expenditures for the wealthy, a 4 percent surtax on income over $5 million, the Buffett Rule, and more.
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Taxes on the wealthy are higher, and the safety net is stronger.
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The movement sees French President Emmanuel Macron's government as favoring the wealthy.
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Some say they punish savers, inflate asset bubbles and benefit the wealthy.
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The wealthy end up with a bigger share of a smaller pie.
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But now a few Chinese ones are cropping up among the wealthy.
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas said Warren's proposal was punitive toward the wealthy.
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Rage lurks in the present, too, among the wealthy and well-groomed.
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Right now Washington works great for the wealthy and the well connected.
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Today, Trump is in favor of big tax cuts for the wealthy.
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For most people, surrogacy conjures images of the wealthy and of celebrities.
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He would cap deductions for the wealthy and close special-interest loopholes.
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The GOP is institutionally opposed to raising revenue, particularly from the wealthy.
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The report underlines the sharp divide between the wealthy and the rest.
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What will the wealthy do with the extra income from their savings?
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And, like the rest of the country, the wealthy are politically polarized.
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A lot of their voters don't want tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Democrats have taken aim at the wealthy — and that has former Rep.
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Do you believe that the wealthy are being unfairly targeted these days?
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But the wealthy seem able to dodge the laws of the land.
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Economic growth has moderately recovered but this has mainly benefitted the wealthy.
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BUFFETT SAYS 'THE WEALTHY ARE DEFINITETLY UNDERTAXED REALATIVE TO THE GENERAL POPULATION'
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But Democrats are also correct that the wealthy see a bigger benefit.
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Rubio won the college educated, the overspill from Washington and the wealthy.
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The wealthy people are not creating the problems for the less wealthy.
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The wealthy, but tiny, Mideast nation imports virtually all of its food.
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In Palm Beach, a haven for the wealthy, some structures were flattened.
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Taxes on the wealthy were raised to as much as 2000 percent.
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There could also be more social unrest in the wealthy northeastern region.
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The list of ways the wealthy can reduce their taxes goes on.
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The wealthy convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein sure has a sweet tooth.
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She intends to cover the costs with higher taxes on the wealthy.
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But only a small share of the wealthy is responsible for innovation.
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It opens the possibility of unspecified additional tax hikes on the wealthy.
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" Overall, 69 percent of Americans said, "Yes, raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Suddenly, the wealthy are being portrayed as virtual predators of the poor.
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Only six percent of the wealthy in my study played the lottery.
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They are angry about the amount that the wealthy can avoid contributing.
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All of these special laws are aimed squarely at helping the wealthy.
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So we are going to have the wealthy pay their fair share.
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The wealthy have also become expert at dodging taxes, as Trump did.
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The benefits of the mortgage interest deduction flow overwhelmingly to the wealthy.
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Furthermore, the EV tax credit nearly exclusively benefits corporations and the wealthy.
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This bifurcation is worrisome to financial advisors who work with the wealthy.
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Most contentiously, TPC assumes that corporate tax cuts overwhelmingly help the wealthy.
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To pay for it, Clinton has proposed higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Records show it was built in the 1600s for the wealthy Toffettis.
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Most of the cost burden would fall on businesses and the wealthy.
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Because then he could privatize Medicare and slash taxes on the wealthy.
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López was born to privilege in the wealthy enclaves of northeastern Caracas.
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About one-third of those tax cuts would exclusively help the wealthy.
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After all, that big tax cut for the wealthy reduced national savings.
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Businesses and the wealthy benefit the most from this state of affairs.
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All kinds of people, the wealthy being too wealthy and taxing them.
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Our government and our economy are rigged in favor of the wealthy.
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"We believe that wealth building isn't just for the wealthy," he said.
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Q. You've tried more than once to increase taxes on the wealthy.
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However, this appears to be an additional benefit only for the wealthy.
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The tax cut benefits corporations and the wealthy, not the middle class.
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They feel the wealthy have too much power and call the shots.
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He promised to undo Republican tax cuts on corporations and the wealthy.
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"Costs will go up for the wealthy, for corporations," she said Tuesday.
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Sixty percent of those surveyed said the plan primarily favors the wealthy.
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Of all the wealthy investor secrets, this one involves a personnel decision.
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Unfortunately, the wealthy have a clear advantage in avoiding pre-trial detention.
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One proposal, the elimination of estate taxation, would benefit only the wealthy.
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And we all agree that the wealthy should pay more in taxes.
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But the arrangement tends to be a bit different with the wealthy.
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No, it's not about the governing class, the wealthy or well-connected.
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Our male employee encourages the wealthy man to pursue these young women.
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Taipei's society is split into the wealthy you and the underclass mei.
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Tax evasion rates in Pakistan are notoriously high, particularly among the wealthy.
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When buying golf homes, the wealthy often turn to Sotheby's International Realty.
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Democrats now get plenty of support from the wealthy, with predictable consequences.
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Tax reform must not cut taxes for big corporations or the wealthy.
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Protesters in the capital, meanwhile, were marching toward the wealthy Petionville district.
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It was said businesses and the wealthy would dominate politics and policy.
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Democrats have said the tax cuts will help the wealthy and corporations.
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Democrats have said Judge Gorsuch's philosophies unduly favor corporations and the wealthy.
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It's no surprise that the wealthy often live longer than the poor.
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Those low-speed plastic vehicles aren&apost designed for the wealthy elite.
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Taxes on the wealthy and financial transactions cover most of the rest.
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And he said the wealthy would not see a big tax cut.
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When it comes to taxes we'll prioritize not the wealthy, but you.
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"They're very conscious of time running out," said Chesterfield of the wealthy.
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The club, owned by the Rockefeller family, was frequented by the wealthy.
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Unsurprisingly, the largest beneficiaries of this bill were the wealthy and corporations.
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The piece was originally sculpted for the wealthy Durazzo family of Genoa.
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The wealthy New York real estate developer who became president on Jan.
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"The problem is, so long as it's the wealthy and well connected who finance the presidential elections, we're going to continue to have a government that works really great for the wealthy and well connected," she told CBS.
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What I have proposed would be paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy because they have made all the gains in the economy and I think it's time that the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share.
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In this speech of dreams, Sanders would then give warning to the Wall Street managers: They may have a president who is of the wealthy, by the wealthy and for the wealthy, and they may benefit, short-term, from a president who gives them everything they ask for and more — and might even trick some workers into not knowing they are paying for it.
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Between the lines: While the wealthy and the poor usually pay the same premium for today's employer-based insurance, Sanders' plan would beef up insurance coverage for everyone and pay for it by increasing taxes disproportionately on the wealthy.
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If the wealthy were exposed to this evidence, many would find it convincing.
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Right now, super PACs are a tool for the wealthy and well-connected.
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Her novels were known for their focus on the wealthy, love and sex.
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It lowers taxes on the wealthy, but kicks the poor off of Medicaid.
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Most of the migrants seek sanctuary in the wealthy countries of Northern Europe.
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Our democracy shouldn't be bought and paid for by the wealthy and powerful.
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Of course, the wealthy could still resent "welfare" recipients siphoning away their cash.
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They said the tax increase disproportionately harms the poor while benefiting the wealthy.
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But at the moment, Moore's candidacy has the wealthy suburbs dazed and divided.
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Sherrill, for her part, disputes that her bill will prop up the wealthy.
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In practice, the institute largely functioned as a retreat center for the wealthy.
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U.S. Trust crunched its data to find 10 similar traits the wealthy share:
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James Forten, the wealthy black Philadelphia sailmaker, kept Garrison afloat at critical moments.
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But there is one huge problem — house builders are mainly targeting the wealthy.
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The lower capital gains rate — designed to encourage investment — mainly benefits the wealthy.
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Ballet becomes another art form that exists at the pleasure of the wealthy.
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It rolls back the expansion of Medicaid and cuts taxes on the wealthy.
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Top issues: Green jobs, campaign finance reform and increasing taxes on the wealthy.
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Think about all the wealthy people you know, or the millionaires next door.
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So far the wealthy have accepted California's tax increases without moving en masse.
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And the bill proposes phasing out the estate tax, which benefits the wealthy.
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On the flip side, the wealthy would get something of an unfair shake.
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She wants to reverse Trump's tax plan, saying it only benefits the wealthy.
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According to People, the wealthy blonde couple called it quits after 15 months.
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Debate around taxing the rich has the GOP, and the wealthy themselves, jittery.
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Singh wants more spending on social programs and higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Not the wealthy and privileged, but to folks who fall into those categories.
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Reducing the pass-through rate is a pretty straightforward benefit to the wealthy.
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DeFazio's proposal is just the latest by Democrats to target the wealthy. Sen.
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Gates has been a frequent advocate of taxing the wealthy at higher rates.
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The higher taxes on the wealthy would create "fiscal drag," Clifton told CNBC.
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But would the wealthy people do that if we changed our tax structure?
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"The wealthy are definitely undertaxed relative to the general population," he said. Sens.
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"We didn't set out to give the wealthy a tax cut," Cohn said.
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The wealthy Gulf states have seen their incomes slashed by collapsing oil prices.
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And more than three-quarters of the cut would go to the wealthy.
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But just how in need of happiness is the wealthy, oil-rich nation?
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The wealthy, notoriously efficient country has tolerated a poorly equipped military for years.
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And remember when Trump campaigned against the wealthy elite, posing as a populist?
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The current Republican Party is constituted disproportionately of the undereducated and the wealthy.
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"This isn't a school just for the wealthy or the elite," Boyd said.
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And I said that I may have to increase it on the wealthy.
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Last week, Mnuchin defended against criticism that the plan helps the wealthy more.
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Tell them we need wide-reaching solutions that aren't limited to the wealthy.
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President Donald Trump insists middle-class Americans, but not the wealthy, will benefit.
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"It's not just for the wealthy; it's for all of us," Rafal said.
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The wealthy, populous region has been administered by the central government ever since.
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That does not mean that the wealthy should not pay more in taxes.
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The Old Northside in Indianapolis, Indiana, was once a neighborhood for the wealthy.
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So any tax cuts at the federal level would naturally benefit the wealthy.
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There were few public galleries in London; art was owned by the wealthy.
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But those measures may not be enough of an offset for the wealthy.
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Here are photos that show how obsessed the wealthy are with subterranean homes.
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"The wealthy and powerful often are unhappy about telling the truth," he said.
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The report also found that the wealthy would disproportionately benefit from the plan.
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But it would keep the taxes on health insurers and on the wealthy.
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Ron Johnson, when asked by CNN whether the wealthy should get tax cuts.
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Madrid also sacked his cabinet and imposed direct rule over the wealthy region.
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His partner, Ryan Burnet, grew up on the wealthy side of the split.
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But the wealthy — and especially heirs — face a much different tax planning landscape.
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Democrats have lambasted the Trump tax plan as a giveaway for the wealthy.
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Is it possible to tax the wealthy too heavily and damage the economy?
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Yes, we're supposed to be for 212021 perecent tax rate on the wealthy.
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That all changes when the wealthy Darcy family moves in across the street.
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Instead, he has proposed taxing the wealthy to raise money for the subways.
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Do you think the college admissions process is rigged to favor the wealthy?
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The wealthy working people have earned their right to live in the city.
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It lowers taxes on the wealthy but kicks the poor off of Medicaid.
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Scholarship money for all but the wealthy students is also a no-brainer.
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They can devise a law that makes tax avoidance by the wealthy easy.
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The fears of the wealthy seem to be of a more existential nature.
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Why do the wealthy hire the likes of Pruitt to do their bidding?
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Having a fake relationship to trick the wealthy into loving you is ok.
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Americans are sick and tired of rules written by and for the wealthy.
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Democrats, however, have argued the legislation only benefits corporations and the wealthy. Rep.
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"The wealthy are not getting a tax cut under our plan," Cohn responded.
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An America where people - not the wealthy or well-connected - are put first.
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Gates rejected the notion that the wealthy could simply volunteer to pay more.
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He floated several ways for the U.S. to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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I do not begrudge the wealthy their money and the lifestyle it buys.
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Is this show demeaning lower-class people, or making fun of the wealthy?
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We should strengthen this tax so the wealthy start paying their fair share.
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It's about making sure that the wealthy don't pull the ladder after them.
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Poor people, not the wealthy, have nothing to gain from this immoral system.
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Elliott Gould portrayed Reuben Tishkoff, the wealthy businessman with an eclectic fashion sense.
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Her spending initiatives would largely be offset by tax increases on the wealthy.
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The developments have encouraged liberal groups pressing for higher taxes on the wealthy.
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As for the tax plan, she thinks it favors corporations and the wealthy.
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The wealthy neighborhood has been home to people like NFL icon Peyton Manning.
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The wealthy know this and make no attempt to moonlight as day traders.
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Meryl Streep plays Aunt March, the wealthy and cranky relative of the sisters.
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So please address the central dilemma of the (wealthy, established, hierarchical) Catholic Church.
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The question is whether their plan will further cut taxes on the wealthy.
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But Bernie also has offered his own ideas for taxes on the wealthy.
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Our government is going into debt to transfer more wealth to the wealthy.
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Curiously, Mr. de Blasio — usually enthusiastic about taxing the wealthy — just wouldn't commit.
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More broadly, is she right that the wealthy have too much political influence?
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It is most beneficial to corporations and the wealthy, particularly the ultra-wealthy.
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We are going to ask the wealthy corporations to pay their fair share.
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The wealthy, including my parents, paid taxes when they earned it, of course.
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People other than the wealthy might be able to afford tickets to performances.
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No longer would the wealthy treat cultural institutions as their own private investments.
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Celebrities and the wealthy sipped on champagne with their caviar and foie gras.
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She advocated for commonsense gun laws and closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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Here's what AFP wants according to President Tim Phillips: Eliminate cuts for the wealthy: "One of the keys is making sure that the carve outs and the deductions that overwhelmingly favor the wealthy ... are torn away [and] pushed aside," Phillips said.
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While the merits of who wins and who loses under the plan can be debated, the fact of the matter is that the wealthy pay a larger proportion of federal taxes — so any tax cut will almost certainly benefit the wealthy.
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"It's ironic that the same Democrats who criticized the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for supposedly benefiting only the wealthy are now advocating for a change to the law that would primarily benefit the wealthy," Grassley spokesman Michael Zona said.
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As the tax package evolved, it tilted increasingly toward benefiting businesses and the wealthy.
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Perhaps because the wealthy and corporate donors that bankroll their campaigns have demanded it?
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The wealthy liberal donors are spending big on Diana Becton in Contra Costa County.
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The wealthy former financial executive is leaving to ramp up his campaign for president.
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Performance was more mixed in the wealthy communities of Bel Air and Beverly Hills.
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For the children of the wealthy, this is also an opportunity to give back.
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On taxes, he said levies on the wealthy would go up under his administration.
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Thousands of passports are bought and sold every year, almost always by the wealthy.
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They are almost entirely bought off by corporations, the wealthy and the well-connected.
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Voters in the wealthy state appear to be unimpressed with his anti-immigration rhetoric.
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The wealthy and well-educated drop into the Blind Faith Café for vegan meals.
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The wealthy liberal donors are also getting behind Diana Becton in Contra Costa County.
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Why it matters: The wealthy financier now faces sex trafficking charges in New York.
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But so far that's mostly swinging wealth and power to the wealthy and powerful.
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Most deaths are believed to have occurred in the wealthy SoCal community of Montecito.
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It is not difficult to write a plan that raises taxes on the wealthy.
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"The tax hikes worked exactly as they intended, the wealthy paid more," Williams said.
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So do the wealthy individuals who are donating to his increasingly aggressive fundraising efforts.
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Tiger 21 members, meanwhile, are concerned about the recent proposals to tax the wealthy.
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Recently, some lawmakers have been pushing for higher taxes on the wealthy, especially Rep.
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I'm already rich, so the wealthy can't buy me like they do other politicians.
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After the wealthy older man murders his wife, the case seems open and shut.
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It's not Italian cured meats keeping the wealthy and privileged in their gilded position.
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In 2001, Congress passed a trillion-dollar tax cut that largely benefited the wealthy.
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Both the House and Senate bills eliminate Obamacare taxes on the wealthy and insurers.
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The only accomplishment was stacking the deck even further in favor of the wealthy.
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Y. The tax proposal is one of several by Democrats that target the wealthy.
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Both Gates and Buffett have said the wealthy should pay higher taxes, for example.
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While working people struggle, the wealthy are pampered by society—materially, legally, even emotionally.
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By 2202 the wealthy were getting 2628 percent more doctor visits than other Americans.
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The stocky 25-year-old is typical of the wealthy, if narrow, Wa elite.
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Author Aaron Glantz describes how the wealthy profited off the 2008 foreclosure crisis. Rep.
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But you can bet that she'll push hard to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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The article only touches on the real divide — where public services favor the wealthy.
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Funding for social services has declined as tax breaks for the wealthy have risen.
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The wealthy first-time candidate is now set to face off with Republican Gov.
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He has promised sweeping structural change to hold corporations and the wealthy more accountable.
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Clearly, the wealthy and powerful try to protect their interests, and they sometimes succeed.
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In the wake of the Great Depression, the magazine targeted the wealthy and influential.
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He filed residency paperwork for Florida, a favorite of the wealthy for tax reasons.
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They tend to dislike policies that favor the wealthy, like abolishing the estate tax.
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She has said she would pay for it through higher taxes on the wealthy.
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For advocates of the bill, it seems to be tax relief for the wealthy.
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Other familiar cases can remind Americans that the wealthy are cheating the tax system.
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That system did not work well because the wealthy found loopholes to avoid taxes.
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The sons and daughters of the wealthy knew the game wouldn't matter to them.
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Instead, the wealthy look to grow their wealth by investing early and contributing often.
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Indeed, after the Great Recession of 20073-9, the wealthy came roaring back quickly.
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In one, the president has his arm draped casually over the wealthy financier's shoulder.
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It's not uncommon to see the wealthy get to the port via Rolls Royce.
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One where the economy works for everyone, not just the wealthy and well-connected.
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The costs of the insurance premiums are also prohibitive for any but the wealthy.
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Her criticism has sent shockwaves through the wealthy donor class within the Democratic Party.
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We are going to ask the wealthy and corporations to pay their fair share.
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A majority also feel that the economy is rigged to mostly help the wealthy.
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The wealthy, meanwhile, would see their income tax rates raised and their deductions limited.
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The wealthy are doing just fine: The rich get richer; the poor die faster.
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Republicans had become too identified with big business and the wealthy — their donor class.
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I'd always thought of a wedding planner as a tool for the wealthy bridezilla.
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She advocated for common sense gun laws and closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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He's already voted down the Bush tax cuts because they disproportionately benefited the wealthy.
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Otherwise, the wealthy will receive better service, and the poor will remain shut out.
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Competition places some constraints on how long the wealthy can stay at the top.
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The game favors the wealthy and powerful, and that's an extension of our society.
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Instead, he has proposed a tax on the wealthy to support the subway system.
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I.O. The wealthy have also reaped most of the gains from rising stock prices.
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Ms. Warren would finance her plan with higher taxes on corporations and the wealthy.
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Trump has already demonstrated that his presidency would advance policies that favor the wealthy.
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One option would have been to cut taxes a little less for the wealthy.
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That made the country a destination for money that the wealthy wanted to hide.
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The gains from the rising stock market have mostly gone to the wealthy, however.
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This ability sets up an enormous power imbalance between the wealthy and everybody else.
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"Our blood pays for the luxury of the wealthy" went the anarchist battle cry.
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And taxes are already more favorable for the wealthy than for the middle class.
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Maui, the second-largest Hawaiian island, is a popular vacation destination for the wealthy.
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Most recently, the 2017 tax cut played a role in helping the wealthy. 13.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: I'm not trying to take it away from the wealthy people.
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It has worked for the wealthy and their heirs; for industry and concentrated capital.
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Lavish superyachts and flashy timepieces were once the bonafide status symbols of the wealthy.
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He's calling for exploding the deficit so he can cut taxes on the wealthy.
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"The wealthy have been creating a lot of wealth in life insurance," she says.
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Under Sanders' bill, the wealthy would not receive credit for the additional payroll taxes.
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He campaigned against the GOP tax cuts, calling them a "giveaway" to the wealthy.
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GOP has chosen to let seniors pay for tax cuts for the wealthy. pic.twitter.
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Mr. Babis is Exhibit A of how the system benefits the wealthy and connected.
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The fund would be paid for by closing tax loopholes for the wealthy. Sen.
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The wealthy, slickly presented Karoui, has a television station and a large election team.
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The wealthy, slickly presented Karoui has a television station and a large election team.
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Indeed, over-the-top attacks from the wealthy can sometimes be a political plus.
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There's an idea that what is bad for the wealthy is good for society.
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Mnuchin also doubled down on Trump's pledge not to cut taxes for the wealthy.
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Middle-class taxpayers shouldered the burden for the wealthy, who often paid little tax.
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It's typical, of course, for the wealthy to shift to philanthropy later in life.
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Jennifer Weiner It was early summer, and the wealthy politician's son was in trouble.
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Biden is trying to bridge reassurance to the wealthy with outreach to energized progressives.
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"Costs will go up for the wealthy, for corporations," she said at the debate.
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That could help insulate Republicans from criticism that their tax blueprint favors the wealthy.
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Democrats have lambasted the bill, calling it a giveaway to corporations and the wealthy.
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When it comes to simplification, it is not for the wealthy or multinational corporations.
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Oh, and a tax cut, perhaps as much as $1 trillion, for the wealthy.
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They're not just for the wealthy gearheads who want to talk about their cars.
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Do you have a tip or story idea about enclaves where the wealthy vacation?
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She said it is a common thread among the wealthy families she specializes in.
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They both want to tax the wealthy and corporations to pay for their proposals.
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If anything, G.D.P. growth has been stronger after recent tax increases on the wealthy.
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Democrats argue that the bill largely benefits the wealthy and would increase the debt.
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That means Santa Claus may come early this year for companies and the wealthy.
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Even some online R.S.V.P. pages for fund-raisers don't identify the wealthy backers anymore.
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"The wealthy are going to create tremendous jobs," he said in the first debate.
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And 85033 percent of independents said they believe the proposal would help the wealthy.
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Inequality is about the size of the gap between the wealthy and the poor.
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The Republican tax bill has been a major windfall for corporations and the wealthy.
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But where Bush truly was cutting taxes on the middle class, just much less than he was on the wealthy, current Republican plans would raise those taxes on many lower- and middle-income families, even as they go down for the wealthy.
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Even the most optimistic analyses suggest that there would be little effect on wages for the first few years, which means that for now what looks like a tax break for the wealthy is, in fact, a tax break for the wealthy.
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Plus, it's unlikely she could find the appropriate shade in the wealthy neighborhoods of Philadelphia.
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Billionaire Bill Gates agrees with Durst that the wealthy should be contributing more, not less.
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Giving and participating in philanthropy is often regarded as an activity reserved for the wealthy.
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The wealthy not only believe getting rich is natural, but they believe it's a right.
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The wealthy former financial executive is leaving to ramp up his 2020 campaign for president.
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He later left Ireland for the wealthy Boston suburbs, where he was arrested in 2015.
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He hates being called "the president of the wealthy" for lifting a tax on wealth.
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Fix the fixing of elections by the wealthy and corporations, and we can fix anything.
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And the wealthy tend to pay lower fees and get higher subsidies for their savings.
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In the front are the wealthy, partying away on the last days of the planet.
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A key finding is that the wealthy and educated make fewer mistakes with their money.
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In contrast, Clinton has proposed increasing government spending, but also hiking taxes on the wealthy.
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In real life, though, Paysinger's family already had ties to the wealthy California school district.
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So only the wealthy, like Byers, were able to drink it on a daily basis.
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About three-quarters of those surveyed do not want to lower taxes for the wealthy.
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Indeed, their singular policy goal, unwavering over decades, is to reduce taxes on the wealthy.
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If the wealthy voted according to their pocketbooks, their choice for president would be clear.
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Cuomo's proposed increase to school aid to $1.5 billion by raising taxes on the wealthy.
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Mr. Trump does extremely well among people who strongly favor increasing taxes on the wealthy.
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Only the wealthy Victoria Woodhull had the resources to catapult herself to the national stage.
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The news further illustrates the connections that Epstein and Maxwell maintained to the wealthy elite.
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Marianne Williamson: Williamson wants to repeal Trump's tax plan saying it only benefits the wealthy.
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First there's Elliott Broidy, the wealthy Trump donor who had made the payments to Bechard.
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Conservatives made a number of arguments about why taxes should be cut on the wealthy.
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For the wealthy, an additional tax applies to people who don't have private health insurance.
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There is a reverse snobbery against the wealthy, said Gallo, the Los Angeles-based psychotherapist.
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Ocasio-Cortez was joined in her call for higher taxes on the wealthy by Sen.
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They expressed overwhelming support for higher taxes on the wealthy and for universal health care.
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This clashes with Democrats' insistence that the tax bill is a handout to the wealthy.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Tillerson, the wealthy former CEO of Exxon-Mobil Corp.
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Until then, vaginal laser therapy looks likely to remain an option only for the wealthy.
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Lena Headey is more underused than we'd prefer, playing the wealthy Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
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But I would say that the wealthy are definitely undertaxed relative to the general population.
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But under Obama, the wealthy have been able to reap the benefits of his economy.
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Democrats counter the plan is a giveaway to the wealthy that would expand the deficit.
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Cracking open the retirement piggy bank to offset tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy?
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That means there will be more dough for the wealthy to play around with, potentially.
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Neoliberal ideology maintains that the wealthy are wealthy because they are intelligent and work hard.
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The political system is "badly broken" and the wealthy elite have lost confidence in it.
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On one side you have the wealthy and presumably evil IMC, a powerful corporate conglomerate.
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But his trade tactics have been a worrying factor for Wall Street and the wealthy.
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Of course it is much harder to compete with the wealthy teams around the world.
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It's arguably more of a tax break for the wealthy than a health care bill.
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Bloomberg is not a supporter of his opponents' more aggressive plans to tax the wealthy.
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"It unfairly advantages the wealthy and corporations who are already seeing record profits," Gill said.
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"It's very hard not to give tax cuts to the wealthy," he said in October.
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The judge who puts the interests of the powerful and the wealthy above ordinary people.
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Warren said she would finance the plan largely through money from businesses and the wealthy.
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All of this can — and should — be paid for by higher taxes on the wealthy.
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As the latter makes clear, Republicans want to cut taxes on the wealthy and corporations.
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But the amendment was rejected, with Republicans arguing that it would largely help the wealthy.
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"The wealthy and well connected are scared," Warren's campaign said in an email to supporters.
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We believe that the House GOP tax plan disproportionately benefits the wealthy and big corporations.
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Some Democrats have been criticizing Republican tax efforts as likely to disproportionately benefit the wealthy.
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Under Trump, the wealthy are doing extremely well, while the middle-class is hanging on.
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It said that taxes on the wealthy alone would not be enough to cover it.
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Convincing the public to support policies that primarily benefit the wealthy is an uphill struggle.
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They understand that they will suffer while the wealthy special interests will see huge benefits.
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Sanders contends that our current oligarchic political economy is rigged to favor the wealthy few.
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Democrats have been demanding that the plan help only the middle class, not the wealthy.
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Every financial services executive I interviewed mentioned an intangible factor: French hostility to the wealthy.
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Mr. Kaine supports "targeted spending reductions" but wants to close tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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The ad slams Trump for pushing a tax-cut plan they say benefits the wealthy.
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The wealthy can leave not just the state of New York but the entire country.
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At the time, the community was home to the wealthy families that founded the city.
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Ending these handouts to the wealthy and refocusing resources on the truly needy is essential.
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Even the wealthy, who are supposed to be sophisticated about money matters, can be targets.
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When the wealthy avoid paying taxes, it does not impress average people, it offends them.
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If the wealthy voted according to their pocketbooks, their choice for president would be clear.
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"It wasn't the wealthy who made the biggest financial sacrifices after the financial crisis," Mrs.
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His cuts are generally credited with helping middle-class families and, even more, the wealthy.
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She criticized the wealthy because she understands there are more poor people than wealthy people.
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Moreover, House Republicans would abolish the estate tax, which falls almost exclusively on the wealthy.
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So, intended or not, our corporations have as their goal today, making the wealthy wealthier.
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Gwen Moore (D-WI) asks, why not also make this a requirement for the wealthy?
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She is one of several high-profile Democrats calling for higher taxes on the wealthy.
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And the deduction benefits the wealthy most — thus making the federal tax code less progressive.
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By the way, in my line of work I don't just work with the wealthy.
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Congressional Republicans want to repeal the Affordable Care Act and cut taxes for the wealthy.
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The president stressed that the benefits would go to the middle class, not the wealthy.
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It's a fight for an economy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy few.
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"Eating out in the '60s was for the privileged and the wealthy," Mr. Nieporent said.
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By large margins, voters want to raise, not lower, taxes on corporations and the wealthy.
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As a society, we've created a system of credentials that keeps the wealthy in place.
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The wealthy define "deserve" to ensure their self-interest is disguised as the greater good.
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They're proposing higher taxes on the wealthy and on corporations to pay for those plans.
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The wealthy may have often commissioned them, and those at court reveled in their tales.
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Democrats have dismissed the Republican plans as deficit-expanding giveaways to corporations and the wealthy.
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Nonprofits should not allow themselves to be used by the wealthy to scrub their consciences.
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The penthouse apartment is located on 375 Kensington High Street and overlooks the wealthy area.
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By almost equally large margins, the wealthy wanted to reduce spending on those same programs.
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One of his early moves was to cut taxes on the wealthy to stimulate investment.
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Mr. Trump insisted that the tax bill is "not good for me" or the wealthy.
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It's not a good idea, and again, it's a remedy only available to the wealthy.
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The wealthy of Silicon Valley ought to be living their very best lives right now.
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But the wealthy do not, because financial holdings aren't taxed the way real estate is.
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In his telling, outdated strictures on business and institutionalized hostility toward the wealthy hindered entrepreneurialism.
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The patience of business people and entrepreneurs, especially in the wealthy north, is wearing thin.
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Left-wing populism has aimed to redistribute the gains from the wealthy to everyone else.
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"The party of revolution is now the party of the wealthy and powerful," he said.
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It is not surprising that Republicans want to cut taxes on businesses and the wealthy.
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Republicans don't want to do anything that's smacks of socialism, except socialism for the wealthy.
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His proposal includes a list of financing options, including different ways of taxing the wealthy.
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In the Middle Ages, only the wealthy would have had access to that much sugar.
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Their own investors — endowments, pension funds, the wealthy — may be pulling money out right now.
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She believed that everyone deserves access to good art and design, not just the wealthy.
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He hated Donald Trump, he liked Bernie Sanders, he wanted higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Space tourism is often seen as an opportunity for the wealthy to reach the stars.
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His campaign said he wants to work with Congress to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Marisol (Jearnest Corchado) beats the wealthy at their own game (literally) by playing competitive squash.
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And in Germany, it's not just the wealthy — or the eccentric — who send their children.
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That attitude is evident among the wealthy and business classes here, where old money predominates.
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Every poll we've seen so far, most people think that it's tilted toward the wealthy.
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No, they're going to blow up the deficit mainly by cutting taxes on the wealthy.
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Furthermore, charitable giving comes with tax deductions that are usually only accessible to the wealthy.
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The wealthy make sure their money is working for them, even in their checking accounts.
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The economy is working well for the wealthy and corporations but stagnating for everyone else.
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And they promised that all this munificence would be financed painlessly, by taxing the wealthy.
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In fact, expanding access to HSAs is most likely to benefit the wealthy, Pollitz said.
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Surely nobody is forcing the wealthy man to pay for other people's drinks and food.
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Our society is more unequal than ever, yet the wealthy are paying less and less.
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"They are passing tax laws and legislation that disproportionately favors the wealthy class," Holman said.
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When the wealthy want to make their event more memorable — they hire celebrity talent producers.
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For Democrats, it means emphasizing the benefits of GOP proposals for corporations and the wealthy.
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But he recently told NBC's Savannah Guthrie he absolutely supports raising taxes on the wealthy.
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Because the gap between the wealthy and the rest of us has reached alarming proportions.
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Like so many on-demand services, it seems like a nice convenience for the wealthy.
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Barack Obama also cut taxes for most people (he also raised them for the wealthy).
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Still, 62% think the plan mostly helps the wealthy, a number nearly unchanged since November.
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Maveron also invested in Quellos, an investment firm that sold tax shelters for the wealthy.
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Mental health in this country is a luxury, and luxury is only for the wealthy.
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Lamb says he, too, favors tax cuts — but for the middle class, not the wealthy.
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The annual summit has gained a reputation as a gathering for the wealthy global elite.
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And we'll talk about the IPOs that are coming and the wealthy people moving around.
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Modest increases in taxes on the wealthy matched to the promise of a balanced budget.
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In essence, the wealthy parents accused in the federal charging documents took similar ways in.
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The forum, a pilgrimage for the wealthy and powerful, is an unabashed champion of globalization.
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But with the wealthy behind him, Mr. Duterte's government can run the country with impunity.
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For the wealthy as well because it creates a kind of broad-based economic growth.
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Colleges are increasingly seen for what they are: another system that the wealthy can game.
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Trump has proposed big income tax cuts whose benefits would flow primarily to the wealthy.
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It would disproportionately benefit corporations and the wealthy, hurt the poor, and increase the deficit.
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His plan will give the wealthy and corporations the biggest tax cuts they've ever had.
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"Our Congress has a choice: We can reward the wealthy with tax preferences or we can work together to repeal the carried interest loophole and use the revenue to invest in our economy that works for everyone and not just the wealthy few" Baldwin said.
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The election study data suggests that the wealthy are much better off with Republican representatives — in contrast to the Catalist data, which found that both Democrats and Republicans represent the wealthy equally well — and that Democrats represent the poor and middle class about equally.
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Both Trump and Cruz want to slash taxes on the wealthy, haven't we done that enough?
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I can see them becoming the next designer pet for the wealthy, as a status symbol.
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Bannon's reported suggestions that Trump back a tax increase on the wealthy have also been ignored.
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Ironically, those who are often granted this luxury are the wealthy and those who own property.
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Taking more from the wealthy to distribute to the poor will ease income inequality, they argue.
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Corley, whose books include "Rich Habits," likened the wealthy to trees, which tend to grow slowly.
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Warren and Sanders want to impose taxes on the wealthy to help pay for these programs.
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Republicans want to broadly cut taxes for corporations and the wealthy, while Democrats oppose those efforts.
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Critics have said that Trump's tax plan will help the wealthy more than the middle class.
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J. Apa)—but the wealthy, ultimately good-at-heart Veronica (Camila Mendes) might like him, too.
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He is a proponent of hiking taxes on the wealthy to pay for his proposed system.
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Inheriting wealth, if anything, reduces the incentives of the offspring of the wealthy and encourages indolence.
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John Kasich, new tax cuts would once again largely benefit the wealthy over the middle class.
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Surveys have shown that most people believe the wealthy should pay more to strengthen Social Security.
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Despite the city's ongoing political issues, Mak shared that this hasn't stopped the wealthy from spending.
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The message is that what the wealthy are doing is not illegal, but it should be.
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Young was the owner of what organizers called a personal lifestyle company geared toward the wealthy.
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Back in the day, wearing corsets was The Fashionable Thing to Do, especially among the wealthy.
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" Clinton said, "His whole plan is to give the biggest tax breaks ever to the wealthy.
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Her new vice president Mark Usher (Campbell Scott) is her middle man between the wealthy siblings.
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The wealthy socialite tries to hold hands with old friend Claire as a show of triumph.
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Are we approaching a point at which live entertainment will only be available to the wealthy?
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Democrats remained united in opposition, blasting the Senate bill as a tax break for the wealthy.
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Among Clinton's proposals are higher taxes on the wealthy, increased spending and investing in clean energy.
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" This doesn't mean rich people disregard saving, Siebold notes: "The wealthy also know saving is important.
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There's a clear socioeconomic line between the wealthy and those who become fodder for their fantasies.
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The wealthy financier owns an entire private island in the Virgin Islands called Little Saint James.
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The wealthy are more likely to vote and far more likely to have their voice heard.
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He also shares his views on the U.S. election and unfair political attacks on the wealthy.
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The rights to Miss Venezuela are owned by Grupo Cisneros, of the wealthy Venezuelan Cisneros family.
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That in turn is why the tax code is full of loopholes that benefit the wealthy.
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He has even caught the lustful eye of several of the wealthy moms at the school.
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Built in the 1920s, the building started off as the home of the wealthy Barakat family.
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His proposals have also received criticism for potentially helping the wealthy more than the working class.
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Rather, it's the wealthy who benefit most from these tax provisions: This wasn't always the case.
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"It's insanity," says Doug Russell of Brown Harris Stevens, a brokerage that primarily serves the wealthy.
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The exemption expires after the end of 2025, so the wealthy are taking advantage, said Featherngill.
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And there's the wealthy ones whose immortality stasis crypts opened on the death of their originals.
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Until 2010 Mr Binay was mayor of Makati, the wealthy business and financial district of Manila.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have also proposed higher taxes on the wealthy.
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The series occasionally showed characters boarding trains to and from the wealthy Crawleys' sprawling country estate.
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But Warren has a sterling reputation for crusading against the influence of the wealthy and power.
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While the measure would help small businesses, it would also be a windfall for the wealthy.
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Kushner is aware that sometimes the wealthy and powerful actually do go to jail in America.
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He explained that an environment that attracts and caters to the wealthy will attract everyone else.
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Lucknow was the capital of the wealthy Awadh region ruled by a succession of Muslim nawabs.
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It would also repeal the estate tax, a move which is thought to favor the wealthy.
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Among the wealthy, extra large homes will always sell if designed and priced right, Miller said.
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Many of Trump's policies do the opposite, centralizing power and fortunes with the wealthy and privileged.
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Not to go full Chapo Trap House on you, but yes, I'm talking about the wealthy.
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Secretary, you made a commitment that there would be no absolute tax cut for the wealthy.
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Most Americans who knew about the GOP tax framework believe the plan will favor the wealthy.
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But how, given that he had said that taxes would be going up for the wealthy?
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The wealthy suburban Chicago district has traditionally leaned red and Roskam handily won reelection in 2016.
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Republicans have struggled to beat back perceptions that their proposal primarily benefits corporations and the wealthy.
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The wealthy and privileged are already empowered because they can exercise school choice at their will.
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And measuring the wealth of the wealthy, it turns out, is often more art than science.
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Cohn: I don't believe that we've set out to create a tax cut for the wealthy.
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Harried and hurried Republican tax reform will benefit the wealthy disproportionately and lead to increased inequality.
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"The wealthy now are so much wealthier than they were 25 years ago," the billionaire said.
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"But what he is, I believe, is a brat," Depp added of playing the wealthy Manhattanite.
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It turned out to be little more than an attempt to extort funds from the wealthy.
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But 267 percent of Americans, including one-quarter of Republicans, say the wealthy will benefit most.
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They were the children of the wealthy elite, the deposed aristocrats swept away with the revolution.
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Last weekend, Trump suggested he was willing to negotiate on the tax rate for the wealthy.
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Tax breaks like these that mainly benefit the wealthy exacerbate the already alarming racial wealth gap.
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Most importantly, Porter's questioning reverses our society's dangerous deference to the wealthy, well-connected and powerful.
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" Trump even went as far to say, "[...] I may have to increase [taxes] on the wealthy.
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One by one, they infiltrate the Parks&apos home, siphoning off the wealthy family&aposs riches.
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Y., made his closing remarks criticizing the bill as a giveaway to businesses and the wealthy.
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They must recognize that we need commonsense tax reform, not just increasing taxes on the wealthy.
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CBPP analysts said Trump's tax plan is more concerned about the wealthy than the middle class.
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Monaco is a magnet for the wealthy and the elite thanks to its glamour and affluence.
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" The exchange occurred when Clinton was talking about her plans to "raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Leading candidates have said they would draw on the wealthy or corporations for new tax revenue.
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These would be the largest tax cuts for the wealthy since the Reagan reductions of 1986.
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For starters, the centerpiece of his economic plan is a huge tax cut for the wealthy.
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"I think the wealthy will be pretty much where they are," Trump said two weeks ago.
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"I think the wealthy will be pretty much where they are," he told reporters on Wednesday.
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And of course, government by the whims of the wealthy is problematic in and of itself.
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Though the bill did cut taxes for most Americans, it disproportionately benefits corporations and the wealthy.
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Progressive taxation is popular, and most Americans think the wealthy are paying too little in taxes.
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Polling has shown that raising taxes on the wealthy is popular with a majority of voters.
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TRUMP: Well, I'm really calling for major jobs, because the wealthy are going create tremendous jobs.
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The public university offers little benefit to society if only the wealthy have access to it.
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We should have higher taxes on the wealthy, and have our big corporations pay more tax.
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Tax cuts for the wealthy would not alter the supply of special things to be had.
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By contrast, 69 percent thought big corporations would benefit, and 60 percent thought the wealthy would.
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The wealthy launder their privilege by allowing select others to earn their way into its orbit.
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The latest story also shows how we do a terrible job of adequately taxing the wealthy.
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It would disproportionately benefit corporations and the wealthy, hurt the poor, and increase the national deficit.
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Our criminal justice system "trusts" the wealthy more and gives them benefits my clients never see.
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Andrew Keegan, who played the wealthy bully, needed help for a scene involving an obscene drawing.
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It is past Leblon, the wealthy beachside neighborhood, in Barra de Tijuca, another wealthy beachside neighborhood.
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PC: Well what did you think about David Zwirner's suggestion that the wealthy galleries pay more?
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Lists of the wealthy use titles like "Established Elite" or "American Royalty" to highlight their strengths.
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From the first moment, Mr. Moretti makes the wealthy man despicable, although not entirely without charm.
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It's a huge tax cut for the wealthy, partly paid for with middle-class tax increases.
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Neal said Trump showed a readiness to avoid cutting taxes for the wealthy during their meeting.
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The Bible's condemnations of the wealthy and the accumulation of riches leave zero room for ambiguity.
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Middle-class urbanites, not to mention the wealthy, are spending their money on much else besides.
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That it is about the wealthy and pious trying to impose discipline on the less wealthy.
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There really is no clamor, even among Republicans, for tax cuts on the wealthy and corporations.
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A bulk of the cases are still concentrated in the wealthy Lombardy region in Northern Italy.
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We cannot let the Trump administration champion a shortsighted infrastructure plan that primarily serves the wealthy.
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"He's done everything he can for the wealthy and well-connected," Warren said in the ad.
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Economists like Columbia University's Jeffrey Sachs also argue tax reform will benefit the wealthy too much.
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Paying bribes is a shortcut for the wealthy in Russia, he said, but also a trap.
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The core of the Republican tax plan is enormous tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy.
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Others say buybacks disproportionately help the rich because the wealthy own most of the stock market.
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How badly do American voters want to take from the wealthy and live with the consequences?
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They were both concerned with our current bail system that affords great advantage to the wealthy.
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One architect, Max Strang, designs oceanfront homes for the wealthy with rising sea levels in mind.
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He sees his proposal as a way to crack down on tax avoidance by the wealthy.
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If his luck doesn't change soon, it's possible that the wealthy businessman will call it quits.
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She is a Silicon Valley billionaire, pushing back against the wealthy occupant of the White House.
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After all, who better to make the argument for raising taxes on the wealthy than me?
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Still, the Weinstein case fed an impression that Mr. Vance's office gave the wealthy preferential treatment.
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A tax hike for the wealthy is broadly popular — especially among Democrats, but also with independents.
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His campaign says it will fund his higher education plan by raising taxes on the wealthy.
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" This doesn't mean rich people disregard saving, Siebold notes: "The wealthy also know saving is important.
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Others argue that higher taxes on the wealthy would lead to business owners hiring fewer employees.
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To solve the problem, Gates said the U.S. government should raise taxes that affect the wealthy.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders want to make public college free for everyone, even the wealthy.
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On taxes, Republican leaders persuaded Trump to abandon his vow that the wealthy would not benefit.
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Gail: My prediction is that if Hillary Clinton is elected, she'll raise taxes on the wealthy.
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But opponents are calling attention to the new law's large benefits for corporations and the wealthy.
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Meanwhile, Democrats argue that the tax overhaul favors businesses and the wealthy over middle-class families.
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This indicates a strong U.S. economy and that the wealthy are "flush with cash," CNBC reports.
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CreditEase Wealth Management offers global asset allocation services for the wealthy and middle class in China.
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Democrats have blasted Republicans' tax plans, arguing that they are designed to largely benefit the wealthy.
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The Republican health care bill is, in no small measure, a tax cut for the wealthy.
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It's not the first time Gates has made the case for higher taxes on the wealthy.
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It's long past time that the wealthy pay the same rate as the rest of us.
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He no longer worked for the wealthy treasure hunter, but the job had paid very well.
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An additional misconception regarding Section 2628 exchanges is that they are tax "loopholes" for the wealthy.
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The plan would be funded by tax increases for corporations and the wealthy, most notably billionaires.
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"Reform" implies improvement — the "tax cuts" (really, "tax deform") as proposed will disproportionately favor the wealthy.
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Democratic critics of the bill have attacked it as a giveaway to corporations and the wealthy.
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"There's one thing that the wealthy will never have everything of, and that's knowledge," he said.
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He told us that his tax plan would not be a tax cut for the wealthy.
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Many voters are fed up with the concentration of political power among the wealthy, he said.
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Like this legislation, the 1981 law was a huge tax cut for businesses and the wealthy.
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The images prompted questions about whether the wealthy and well-connected mogul was getting special treatment.
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The wealthy roosted on the hills and the masses toiled on the flats and the docks.
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Like the rest of the country, there is a divide between the poor and the wealthy.
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He says his tax plan raises taxes on the wealthy when it actually cuts them sharply.
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It has been replaced with virtue signaling and policies by the wealthy that hurt struggling families.
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A group of multimillionaires and billionaires have a message for all presidential candidates: tax the wealthy.
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But the wealthy — whether they're Hollywood stars or hedge fund managers or African despots — aren't ordinary.
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I'm sorry, the wealthy and the rulers have never given up their power without a fight.
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I believe we can break the stranglehold that the wealthy and well connected hold over our government.
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It's about whether government works for the wealthy and well-connected or government works for the people.
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He keeps saying he'll raise taxes on the wealthy, but his administration's actual plans do the reverse.
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It has only been ten days since the wealthy New York financier was named for the job.
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Alston said the difference between how climate change affects the wealthy and the poor is already apparent.
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"It's not like the wealthy are better at managing their money than poor people are," said McQuay.
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And it will only matter if all the wealthy travelers make the same decision, consistently, over time.
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Buffett does not begrudge the wealthy their success, nor does he blame the rich for others' struggles.
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But Trump's actual child care policy just turned out to be a tax credit for the wealthy.
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In peddling his massive, debt-exploding tax cut for the wealthy, Trump promised 6 percent economic growth.
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I's for consumer goods; it's for the wealthy to be able to move freely around the world.
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And then he dropped this bombshell: he's for raising taxes on the wealthy and the minimum wage.
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Or because alternative investments -- hedge funds, venture capital and private equity -- are status symbols for the wealthy.
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Only the wealthy will be able to speak with the added volume of color and a pin.
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This has transformed the corporation and turned it into a mechanism to extract cash for the wealthy.
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He's still in the process of investigating the wealthy financier's death, which left his alleged victims outraged.
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With that steep price tag, is it only for the wealthy, or the children of prominent politicians?
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Physical damage to capital goods slashed the assets of the wealthy, too, as did post-war inflations.
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The second worry is that family offices could magnify the power of the wealthy over the economy.
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His tax plan would give the wealthy far bigger breaks than the middle class or working Americans.
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Barnum gets rich, and picks up a junior business partner, the wealthy scion Philip Carlyle (Zac Efron).
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Germans are also likelier than Americans to blame the world's ills on the wealthy, according Mr Zittelmann.
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In the wealthy US, we're facing a different kind of water crisis largely of our own making.
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That would mean painful sacrifices for small government activists and the wealthy backers who fund their cause.
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The wealthy have set this tone, most of all in America's highest-glamour Silicon Valley tech sector.
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Klobuchar proposed a bill to tax the wealthy to fund retirement plans for middle-income Americans. Rep.
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First, target the wealthy; that means taxing inheritors rather than estates and setting a meaningful exemption threshold.
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While the city burned, police Chief Daryl Gates went to a fundraiser in the wealthy Brentwood neighborhood.
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But even Sanders emphasizes deficit reduction, by promoting higher taxes on the wealthy and Wall Street transactions.
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Y., wants to target the wealthy with a 70 percent marginal tax on income above $10 million.
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The concept of multiple citizenships among the wealthy has been in focus recently thanks to two cases.
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That's because the countries wracked by civil war and violence are pretty far from the wealthy West.
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Would endless life be only for the wealthy, or would the poor be forced to toil forever?
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Lauding the wealthy for their thriftiness is also a way of blaming people for their own poverty.
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Last month, a friend of the wealthy conservative donor Rebekah Mercer arrived at Facebook's Silicon Valley headquarters.
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Eighty percent of the wealthy are "obsessed with pursuing goals," both daily and long-term, he writes.
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Democrats and liberal groups have blasted the House GOP legislation as a tax cut for the wealthy.
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The government instead built an extension of the metro network linking the wealthy Ipanema neighborhood to Barra.
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Make the personal income tax and the estate tax more progressive, including limiting deductions for the wealthy.
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Democrats argued that Trump's campaign plan would help corporations and the wealthy more than middle-class Americans.
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Which means that the folks who get elected tend to represent the wealthy layer of American society.
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There is also the allegation that Judge Gorsuch favors corporations and the wealthy over the little guy.
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It would repeal tax increases on the wealthy that Democrats used to pay for Obama's coverage expansion.
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Here are five things tax experts suggest the wealthy can do to try to prevent being audited.
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For instance, the trove of information could help hackers target the wealthy or people based on age.
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Hard work to the wealthy means outthinking their competitors and leveraging the collective brainpower of their advisors.
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Even the wealthy keep their money in cash and property; the poor rely on buying physical assets.
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But in LA's current housing crisis, midcentury modern residences have turned into symbols of the wealthy elite.
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To be fair, in the same interview, Blankfein said the government should raise taxes on the wealthy.
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If anything, they are more likely to benefit from the bill's enormous tax cuts for the wealthy.
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For the wealthy, the lifestyles adopted by the poor out of necessity can function like a costume.
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Iceland, Japan, Sweden, Switzerland and Belgium are among the wealthy nations that have the U.S.'s better.
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From his earliest days as a cult leader, Rajneesh has shown a clear preference for the wealthy.
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The irony of their efforts is that Democrats argued that only "the wealthy" benefited from tax reform.
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Now he is selling his own brand of luxury sneakers to the wealthy of Paris and Hollywood.
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They dislike the 2017 law because it's expected to add the debt and largely benefit the wealthy.
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Cuomo agreed to it, but stripped the program of its funding mechanism (a tax on the wealthy).
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There will be other bills, other policies; there will be more deaths, just to satisfy the wealthy.
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Instead, these bills respectively gave massive tax breaks to corporations and the wealthy and increased defense spending.
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You support Planned Parenthood, raising the minimum wage and some higher taxes on the wealthy, our people.
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From the start, the wealthy chafed against this limit, and some sought to test it in court.
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On the contrary, in socialist countries, the wealthy and the connected always make out like bandits. Literally.
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But in reality, Ex-Im primarily benefits the wealthy and the well-connected, while harming everyone else.
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One of the wealthy members, on a weekend getaway with some buddies, was renting out the hotel.
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In reality, it's mostly about private jet travel to fancy conferences for the wealthy and well-connected.
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The economy was generating wealth, but almost all of it seemed to be going to the wealthy.
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She may be gambling that she gains more than she loses by being attacked by the wealthy.
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By contrast, the wealthy who reduce their tax bills are simply keeping more of what's rightfully theirs.
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Tax-deductible donations to private schools benefit only the children of the wealthy parents who are donating.
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He also isn't concerned about the effect of high taxes driving the wealthy out of the area.
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But Republicans have struggled to beat back perceptions that their proposal primarily benefits corporations and the wealthy.
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Quinnipiac found 46 percent disapproval of the tax cuts, which primarily benefit the wealthy and corporate interests.
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The President has said that we can pay for expanded benefits by increasing taxes on the wealthy.
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Critics have said the tax plan's benefits skew toward the wealthy and will increase the budget deficit.
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There's no doubt the wealthy socialite was guilty of luring underage girls to his Palm Beach, Fla.
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All the more reason why the GOP tax plan could face stiff opposition, especially from the wealthy.
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The method is more common among the wealthy or famous in the buying of multimillion-dollar properties.
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Heck, even some of the wealthiest of the wealthy have mismanaged their money and lost it all.
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He also said critics who claim the tax plan benefits the wealthy probably haven't read the legislation.
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If you read the headlines, the spoils of the Republican tax plan will disproportionately benefit the wealthy.
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Avery Hartmans: BlackBerry figured out a way to make its phone indispensable to the wealthy and powerful.
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Nate Clinton swept all of the wealthy and white Protestant enclaves in Connecticut that always vote Republican.
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The trade-offs in BCRA - insurance for tax cuts for the wealthy - are nothing short of appalling.
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Eliminating them will reduce the deficit — another so-called priority trumped by tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Critics of supply-side economics argue, however, that it favors the wealthy and has contributed to inequality.
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Her vilification of the wealthy is totally uncalled for, and her wealth tax idea is totally misguided.
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And at that dinner, he said the America I grew up in, people don't hate the wealthy.
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Billionaire investor Tom Steyer, president and founder of NextGen America, agrees the GOP plan favors the wealthy.
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In fact, they blew another trillion dollar hole in it with recent tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Now, he and many others feel, it has become something much narrower: a haven for the wealthy.
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IT SAYS TRUMP'S GONNA REAP MILLIONS, PROPOSALS CUT ESTATE TAXES AND AMT JUST TO BENEFIT THE WEALTHY.
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We need a voice crying out against the way regular Americans are politically outgunned by the wealthy.
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But the wealthy gained the most, driven largely by gains in the stock market and asset values.
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So what you call the wealthy current-income work horses, the partners in law firms, the entrepreneurs.
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Rather, he writes, "religions that thrive in unequal societies are likely ones that appeal to the wealthy."
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She's proposed increasing wages for the middle class as well as increasing tax rates for the wealthy.
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We're taking as much money as possible from the wealthy, those who can invest in the economy.
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Then he pivoted to the risk of the wealthy stashing their millions in illegal offshore tax havens.
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The Massachusetts senator's presidential aspirations include higher taxes on the wealthy and breaking up the big banks.
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He separately wants to cut taxes, including for the wealthy, would could add to deficit concerns. 220006.
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Lower-income retirees are less likely to own homes, and the wealthy rely less on home equity.
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Clinton would tax the wealthy more heavily and hold the rate for the bottom 95 percent steady.
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He imposed a small tax on the wealthy to help pay for health coverage for the uninsured.
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Shannon watched her daughter hug the wealthy people who were helping her overcome her difficult life situation.
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This allows the wealthy to believe that their tax liability is more burdensome than it actually is.
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But it isn't a victimless act when companies and the wealthy shield their money from our government.
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That would allow Democrats to block Republican efforts to slash healthcare and cut taxes on the wealthy.
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Instead she's endorsed a series of proposals, most of them aiming to increase taxes on the wealthy.
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We won the midterm elections, this [large debt-financed tax cuts for the wealthy] is our due.
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The wealthy paying higher taxes is also a solution to wealth inequality that Americans are talking about.
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Some in the prepper movement are afraid that AI will lead to a revolt against the wealthy.
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Slashing taxes on the wealthy hasn't worked and a lot of really smart, wealthy people know that.
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The wealthy pit poor white people against people of color by stoking politics of fear and resentment.
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The governor said it's possible he would seek another tax on the wealthy in the upcoming budget.
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To improve the lives of the wealthy while reducing the living standards of the poor, of course.
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Certain kinds of students — but not the privileged and the wealthy — benefit greatly from a selective university.
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We knew of his tax plan, which will hurt the poor (especially children) and help the wealthy.
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Then, wet nurses became domestic servants, living among the wealthy and frequently leaving their own children behind.
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Because if there was nothing wrong with the coal ash, then put it in the wealthy communities.
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Why shouldn't the wealthy deploy their fortunes however they like, even if it's to influence electoral outcomes?
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As a result, the wealthy now buy art like Mr. Hodgkin used to read Agatha Christie novels.
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Worried about the need for potential care, the wealthy have sought pricey memberships for concierge medical services.
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The focus on the wealthy gives them much less flexibility with every other aspect of the bill.
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And by large margins, voters want taxes on corporations and the wealthy to go up, not down.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren say they will tax the wealthy more if they're elected in November.
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Only if the wealthy don't simultaneously get tax breaks that would dwarf the revenue it would raise.
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Taxpayers across the income spectrum would see tax increases, with the wealthy seeing the biggest tax hikes.
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A company drama following the wealthy Roy family, this thriller is as nauseating as it is addicting.
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To add insult to injury, the savings will be used to offset tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Boosting the estate tax appears to be less popular than other proposed taxes aimed at the wealthy.
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The list shows that the "wealthy are flush with cash" and that the U.S. economy is strong.
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As a society, he said, we believe the wealthy have no right to complain about their lives.
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Italy is struggling against the contagion with its epicenter in the wealthy regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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"Higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations would offset only a fraction of those policies," he said.
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Italy is struggling against a contagion with its epicenter in the wealthy regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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Italy is struggling against a contagion with its epicentre in the wealthy regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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On "Late Show," Mr. Letterman asked Mr. Trump about the duty of the wealthy to give back.
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The tax cuts have been criticized by Democrats for favoring businesses and the wealthy over average Americans.
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The resort is a popular spot for the wealthy on Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands.
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The treasury secretary also rebuffed claims that the summit is a schmoozefest for the wealthy global elite.
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The poll finds that most Americans say taxes should be increased for both the wealthy and corporations.
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But Democrats have subpoenaed the wealthy hotel magnate, and his lawyers have indicated he intends to comply.
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I've seen some very nice bathrooms in Dubai, but only in places that cater to the wealthy.
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But that simply requires the wealthy to pay the same rate on earned income as everyone else.
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And 6900 percent of independents said they believe the proposal would help the wealthy. http://bit.ly/2628C28503HT22019A.
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Big tax cuts for the wealthy, tiny tax cuts for the middle class, zip for the poor.
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Republicans believe tax cuts for the wealthy help us all because they subscribe to trickle-down economics.
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However, ordinary people reject the notion that the wealthy should get a bigger break than they do.
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McCarty said the tests devalue the academic potential of lower-income students and give the wealthy advantages.
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Larson also would increase taxes on the wealthy, by resuming payroll tax collections on earnings over $2250,2000.
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Larson also would increase taxes on the wealthy, by resuming payroll tax collections on earnings over $2250,2000.
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All of them have raised millions at fundraisers with the wealthy, a common practice in both parties.
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Factory workers shiver in bread lines in the slums while the wealthy continue their glittering social whirl.
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Their promise to scrap taxes on the wealthy, for example, leaves them without money to cover people.
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In Ready or Not, a woman who grew up in foster care marries into the wealthy family.
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I could see why royals and the wealthy have long stayed in Sintra during the summer months.
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She began to make public appearances and videos in which she promoted higher taxes on the wealthy.
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The sooner you can get your kids thinking like the wealthy do, the better off they'll be.
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We need women who represent dignity and respect for all, not just the wealthy and highly-educated.
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The wealthy, however, understand that time and compound returns are the most important factors in growing wealth.
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"The wealthy look at value over cost, but they are still prudent in their decisions," he said.
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During the campaign, Trump proposed a huge tax cut for the wealthy, not offset by loophole closing.
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The rage against Bill Clinton partly reflected the fact that he raised taxes modestly on the wealthy.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — The middle class will see a big tax cut, but the wealthy will not.
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Roughly three out of four registered voters surveyed in recent polls supported higher taxes on the wealthy.
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It would be funded by the money raised through Bloomberg's proposal to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Last year the wealthy businessman's son won four races, finished second three times and had one third.
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The high tax rates, in other words, didn't affect only the post-tax incomes of the wealthy.
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Lamb is opposed to repealing Obamacare and called the GOP tax bill a "giveaway" to the wealthy.
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Taxes on investment income and a supplement Medicare payroll tax on the wealthy will remain in place.
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Sure enough, Schultz is all into cutting Social Security, but opposes any tax hike on the wealthy.
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As a result, the wealthy are proceeding with caution when it comes to grand displays of wealth.
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The wealthy hedge fund family would reportedly demand that candidates hire Cambridge if they wanted Mercer money.
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It depicts the wealthy Isaac of Norwich, a local money lender, as a three-headed Antichrist figure.
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The wealthy northeastern region of Catalonia, with its own language and culture, held a referendum on Oct.
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They took the same savings in the [Paul] Ryan budget and gave tax breaks to the wealthy.
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But we adult children of the wealthy should have to report our income, regardless of the source.
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It was what allowed Obamacare to pass and what enabled Trump's recent tax cuts for the wealthy.
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It shows how his promises to help elevate the little guy ended up actually enriching the wealthy.
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Eliminating Obamacare's tax increases on the wealthy means there's less money to pay for actually covering people.
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Business Insider decided to take a look at the wealthy, democratic nations where corruption is most rife.
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If the two are at the restaurant and the women are not there, our employee will call them and put them on the phone with the wealthy client, or he will call them and tell them to get over to the restaurant because the wealthy client is there.
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I want to know if it's possible that the wealthy really pay for the bulk of his plan.
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He noted with reluctance how poor people looked with suspicion at healthier, natural foods favored by the wealthy.
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For the wealthy, the important entertainment was in Manhattan, with a theater district that continued to migrate uptown.
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But the government of the wealthy island state has said repeatedly it is only a matter of time.
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So we need to demonstrate to people that we stand with them, not with the wealthy and powerful.
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Goldman Sachs is broadening beyond the wealthy families, hedge funds and governments that have historically been its clients.
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The wealthy, southern German state tends to lean conservative but also has a reputation for bucking political conventions.
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So wealthy people in the US produce 10 times more per capita emissions than the wealthy in China.
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It has been used mostly by labor migrants from Africa seeking a better living in the wealthy Europe.
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It was reserved for the wealthy—three-storey penthouses had wine cellars, saunas and jacuzzis— and for whites.
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This regulatory sand-trap favours the wealthy and powerful (who can afford armies of lawyers) over small businesses.
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The traditional economic argument against addressing inequality is that it blunts the incentives for the wealthy to invest.
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Those who want to protect the wealthy from taxes will have to look elsewhere for an economic rationale.
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Plus, everyone onstage Tuesday wanted to repeal the tax law enacted by Trump that disproportionately helped the wealthy.
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John Harwood: Can you do everything that you think needs to be done while hitting only the wealthy?
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He tapped the phones of the wealthy and famous and sold their information to divorce lawyers and rivals.
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The wealthy Gulf Arab states pledged between them $3 billion in financial support for Sudan after the coup.
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Looking just at the individual tax changes, the Republican plan clearly benefits the wealthy more than the poor.
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Wholesalers routinely demand a premium from Swiss retailers to reflect relatively high spending power in the wealthy country.
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The tax cuts would principally benefit the wealthy — almost 40 percent would be for the top 1 percent.
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Some are advocating for public-private partnerships and higher taxes on the wealthy to address widespread income inequality.
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"Don't tax the wealthy because they might turn into nazis" is one hell of a take my man.
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No matter which candidate gets the Democratic nomination, they have all promised to increase taxes on the wealthy.
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Hard work to the wealthy means out thinking their competitors and leveraging the collective brainpower of their advisors.
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McCaughey said the wealthy would not benefit from Trump's plan as much as lower- and middle-income families.
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Many of the changes are aimed at the wealthy: taxes on marble, jacuzzis and yachts all rose steeply.
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Since then, reducing taxes on the wealthy and corporations has always been the top priority of Republican Washington.
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We really play with the idea that everything was about fashion for the wealthy — not for the poor.
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Since the wealthy weren't about to walk far, they settled as close to the city center as possible.
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China, however, is encouraging some of this business to move beyond the wealthy boom towns of the seaboard.
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Hicks was born in 1988 and grew up in the the wealthy New York City suburb of Greenwich.
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California's progressive tax regime, with a high personal-income tax on the wealthy, leans heavily on the rich.
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Clearly, he wanted to cover all the bases by appealing to the wealthy and the not so rich.
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Golden Oaks lets Ms Ramos skewer the pretences of the wealthy and the businesses that cater to them.
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One consequence of a higher estate tax, likely unintended: It could drive the wealthy to more charitable giving.
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The wealthy also look to manage those capital gains and losses to their tax advantage, Featherngill pointed out.
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"So they're going to preserve that system for the big, the powerful, the wealthy and the well-connected."
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The women's hidden video also shows parts of Raqqa where the wealthy lived before ISIS drove them out.
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