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Consumer Action for a Strong Economy - the Free Market Voice for America's Consumers
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Good news for consumers in California: voters rejected the state’s wealth tax – a slippery slope that would inevitably expand to hit working families’ pocketbooks. Washington shouldn’t try a national version. apnews.com/article/califo…
apnews.com California voters reject measure to tax the wealth of billionaires California voters have rejected a tax on the net worth of billionaires following a contentious and expensive ballot fight.
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About time - Vena is a real leader. So far it's just tough talk, which is needed against these fat, bloated union bosses who oppose anything to make rail more innovative, efficient, and cost effective.
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If your landlord said “object to my rent increase and I’ll double it,” that would be illegal.

So what do we call it when a railroad CEO says the same thing to every business that depends on him to ship their goods? Because Jim Vena is on video doing exactly that.
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You fight a merger that will lower costs for shippers and consumers & you just launched a strike shutting down operations at W&LE Railway -- YOU are what raise shipping costs, not a CEO's tough talk standing up to fat, corrupt Union bosses. 🚂
(1/3) The video of Union Pacific CEO Jim Vena threatening to raise rates on shippers who do not support the UP-NS merger is now public. Watch it for yourself here. Vena made the remarks at the Southwest Association of Rail Shippers (SWARS) Annual Conference in Houston. He said:
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CASE Op-Ed @InsightsIssues China Benefits From Tax Breaks Meant to help U.S. Companies Compete with China

"A Chinese parent company should not become eligible for American tax incentives merely because it creates an American subsidiary."
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issuesinsights.com China Benefits From Tax Breaks Meant to help U.S. Companies Compete with China Chinese companies exploit U.S. tax breaks by creating ‘American’ subsidiaries under Chinese control.