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Arizona opinion: Shame on Schweikert: Why his support for Republicans’ budget proposal could spell disaster for Arizona Personal Story

Arizona opinion: Shame on Schweikert: Why his support for Republicans’ budget proposal could spell disaster for Arizona

Dr. Gabrielle Goodrick, the medical director of a family planning center, shares the potential threats to health care access that could result from a budget proposal put forward by a group of Republicans in Congress.

Arizona Daily Star

Dr. Gabrielle Goodrick

The Economic Betrayal in Trump’s False Promises Article
Supporters listen to then-presidential candidate Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Ohio, October 2016. (Getty/Jeff Swensen)

The Economic Betrayal in Trump’s False Promises

The past two years have showcased not only President Trump’s rigging of the U.S. economy, but also the unfulfilled economic promises he made to working Americans.

Jesse Lee, Daniella Zessoules

The Tax Bill That Would Launch More Than 13,000 Yachts Article
If the proposed tax bill passes, members of Congress who voted for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act could together purchase five new yachts per year. (Getty/Mark Wilson)

The Tax Bill That Would Launch More Than 13,000 Yachts

This fall, the House majority is ignoring working families to focus on giving even more money to its wealthy donors.

Sam Berger, Galen Hendricks

The Tax Bill Will be an Albatross for House Republicans Article
House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) shakes hands with Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), on January 3, 2017, on Capitol Hill. ((AP/Jose Luis Magana))

The Tax Bill Will be an Albatross for House Republicans

Republicans can only blame themselves for their political misfortune when middle-class families see what their tax plan does.

Ryan Collins

The Art of the Pass-Through Report
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally in Dallas on Thursday, June 16, 2016. (AP/LM Otero)

The Art of the Pass-Through

Donald Trump’s tax plan doubles down on a tax trick that has helped big companies and the wealthy few avoid paying taxes.

Ryan Erickson, Brendan Duke

Sen. Rubio’s Child Tax Credit Is a Gift to Himself Article
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) speaks at 1871, an entrepreneurial hub for digital startups, July 7, 2015, in Chicago. (AP/Christian K. Lee)

Sen. Rubio’s Child Tax Credit Is a Gift to Himself

Sen. Marco Rubio’s Child Tax Credit proposal isn’t as friendly to working families as he claims—cutting taxes for wealthier families, including his own.

Molly Cain, Rachel West

The Best, Smartest, Most Tremendous Giveaway to the Wealthy Few Fact Sheet

The Best, Smartest, Most Tremendous Giveaway to the Wealthy Few

Donald Trump follows the GOP presidential primary field with a tax plan that promises even bigger gains for the richest Americans.

Ryan Erickson

Jeb Bush Wants to Cut Taxes for Jeb Bush Article
Gov. Jeb Bush details his tax reform plan in a speech at Morris & Associates in Garner, North Carolina, on September 9, 2015. (AP/Gerry Broome)

Jeb Bush Wants to Cut Taxes for Jeb Bush

The Jeb Bush tax plan would have cut Jeb Bush’s own taxes by nearly $800,000 in 2013 alone.

Harry Stein

The Bush Tax Plan Fact Sheet

The Bush Tax Plan

Jeb Bush claims to support a “right to rise,” but his tax plan would keep the wealthy on top.

Ryan Erickson, Brendan Duke

The Winners and Losers of the Paul Ryan Budget Video

The Winners and Losers of the Paul Ryan Budget

House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) released his fiscal year 2015 budget, which means it’s time to play our favorite game: "Paul Ryan’s Winners and Losers."

Anna Chu, Andrew Satter, Lauren Malkani

Which Republican Party Are We Dealing With? Article
In this frame grab from video, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) takes a sip of water during his response to President Barack Obama's State of the Union address, February 12, 2013. (AP/ Pool)

Which Republican Party Are We Dealing With?

The Republican Party’s multiple personality disorder makes reaching congressional compromise on almost any issue a next-to-impossible task.

Scott Lilly

The Romney Tax Plan Still Doesn’t Add Up Article
At the second presidential debate, Gov. Mitt Romney continued to avoid giving details of how he would pay for his tax plan, which a new analysis shows would give enormous tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans. (AP/ Mary Altaffer)

The Romney Tax Plan Still Doesn’t Add Up

Even with his new idea to limit itemized deductions, the Republican presidential candidate still gives a windfall to the top 1 percent.

Seth Hanlon

Would Romney Really Kill Big Bird? Article
A person dressed as Big Bird holds a sign outside Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's headquarters in Derry, New Hampshire (AP/ Jim Cole)

Would Romney Really Kill Big Bird?

What does Gov. Romney’s proposal to eliminate the federal appropriation for public broadcasting actually mean for Big Bird’s livelihood?

Scott Lilly

Doesn’t Gov. Romney Know Where Sequestration Came From? Article
Gov. Mitt Romney's Meet the Press comments are divorced from reality, legislative history, and the security needs of our nation. (AP/ Charles Krupa)

Doesn’t Gov. Romney Know Where Sequestration Came From?

The Republican presidential candidate’s Meet the Press comments are divorced from reality, legislative history, and the security needs of our nation.

Scott Lilly

Sheldon Adelson’s Return on Investment Report
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Sheldon Adelson’s Return on Investment

Seth Hanlon explains how billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson stands to benefit from Gov. Romney's proposed tax policies.

Seth Hanlon

Romney Declares Corporate Loopholes Off the Table in Tax Reform Article
Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney talks with his staff while riding on his bus after a campaign stop in Council Bluffs, Iowa. (AP/Evan Vucci)

Romney Declares Corporate Loopholes Off the Table in Tax Reform

$1 trillion in corporate tax cuts would be paid for by reducing middle-class tax breaks, not corporate tax breaks, under Romney’s plan.

Seth Hanlon

Rep. Ryan’s Undeserved Reputation for Fiscal Responsibility Article
After properly accounting for Rep. Ryan’s tax cuts, his budget plan would never come close to balancing, and would add trillions more in debt. (AP/ J. Scott Applewhite)

Rep. Ryan’s Undeserved Reputation for Fiscal Responsibility

Michael Linden parses the Republican vice-presidential nominee’s voting record to demonstrate that he supported a sea of red ink.

Michael Linden

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