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New Study: High Corporate Taxes Stifle Small Businesses http://t.co/V6NQmVmz
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Why Mitt Romney should tap Bobby Jindal by ATR's @GroverNorquist and @patrickmgleason http://t.co/G8Zp82Jx
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RT @AmyKremer: @Chuckmeg Get over urself & move on. @BarackObama's record speaks 4 itself & will b the thing tht defeats him. @g ...
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CoGC: COGC Sends Letter to Congress Regarding NDAA http://t.co/7s1B9NT8
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Cruel and Unusual Regulation http://t.co/18ROoBBg
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ATR Releases 2012 List of State Taxpayer Protection Pledge Signers for May 15 Primaries http://t.co/JoFsgCtW
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Maryland’s Special Tax Hike Session Kicks Off Today http://t.co/8IXhQy7d
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Coburn to Republicans: Hike Taxes or Find Another Country to Live In http://t.co/yo1gxp6h
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CoGC: Nanny State Update: Regulating Lassie and Banning Baked Goods http://t.co/rEZPz0RA
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Congressman Blackburn's Amendment De-Funds Obamacare's Legal Team http://t.co/H7hzUQjy
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Published reports indicate that Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) is now a "nay" on the financial regulation bill, thanks to the new "bank tax" it contains.
This now means that the conference committee must be re-convened, and the harmful new taxes and regulations which Congress was on the verge of passing have been delayed at worst, and defeated at best.
ATR would like to applaud Scott Brown for opposing this bill over the "bank tax." It was imposed behind closed doors in the middle of the night, and negotiators hoped to sneak it through Congress during a very busy news week.
Scott Brown deserves a lot of credit for standing up to the pressure and saying "no" to higher taxes on every bank customer in America.