…president since President Richard Nixon’s abuse of the tax code. *** Disclosure goes to the heart of the truthfulness with which a nominee engages the American people, and it assures…

…IRS’s investigatory powers cannot be used for political purposes. For the most basic and obvious reasons, that would be illegal; it would undermine democracy itself. (See, e.g., Richard Nixon; Watergate.)…

…who pays what taxes (like the corporate taxes). They’ve done it again in their analysis of the health care decision. See Richard Morrison and Joseph Henchman, Tax Foundation, Guest Opinion,…

…when he put this post up on Open Congress on Nov 14, 2009 The Most Important Health Care Reform Provision You’ve Never Heard Of. For example Richard Escow of HuffPo…

Mike Konczal floats a very interesting idea emailed to him by Richard Clayton, the Research Director of Change To Win (my bold for quick scanning). under Section 14 b 1…

…not as if European capital can only be invested in the EU. This is consistent with studies of the effect on home country labor of foreign investment (see Richard Caves‘…

…trade was in fact the main culprit, (a good, ungated analysis is Richard Freeman’s “Are Your Wages Set in Beijing?”). Although this met with a lot of resistance at the…

…200 bank officials, including the CEOs of the country’s three largest banks, are all facing criminal charges for their actions leading up to the crisis. To use Richard Fields’ terms,…

…Richard Murphy points out, while Apple’s tax strategy is no doubt all legal (“perfectly legal,” as in the title of David Cay Johnston’s great book), “It’s also profoundly unethical.” Apple…

…servants in the modern world, I’m sure that Richard Scaife’s think tanks would have no trouble finding justifications, and assorted Christian groups would explain why it’s God’s will.” Well, that…