Last Thursday, a bipartisan group of Senators rejected Ben Nelson’s payroll tax relief extension, because this temporary tax cut slapped a permanent tax hike on small business owners across the Cornhusker State. Unfortunately, Nelson remains stubbornly committed to raising taxes, because today he and his party offered a “revised” payroll tax cut extension, but again it hits Nebraska’s job creators with a massive tax increase. This all comes on the heels of a letter from virtually every major business organization – including the Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Independent Businesses – warning Nelson and his Senate Democrat colleagues that any tax increase would adversely impact job growth. As the Associated Press reports: “A Democratic aide also says the Democrats’ revamped payroll tax cut plan will contain a modified set of proposals to offset its cost to the Treasury. It will retain a tax on income exceeding $1…
Claire McCaskill & The Senate Democrats Double-Down On Their Massive Tax Hike On Missouri Job Creators
Last Thursday, a bipartisan group of Senators rejected Claire McCaskill’s payroll tax relief extension, because this temporary tax cut slapped a permanent tax hike on small business owners across the Show-Me State. Unfortunately, McCaskill remains stubbornly committed to raising taxes, because today she and her party offered a “revised” payroll tax cut extension, but again it hits Missouri’s job creators with a massive tax increase. This all comes on the heels of a letter from virtually every major business organization – including the Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Independent Businesses – warning McCaskill and her Senate Democrat colleagues that any tax increase would adversely impact job growth. As the Associated Press reports: “A Democratic aide also says the Democrats’ revamped payroll tax cut plan will contain a modified set of proposals to offset its cost to the Treasury. It will retain a tax on income exceeding $1…
Bob Casey & The Senate Democrats Double-Down On Their Massive Tax Hike On Pennsylvania Job Creators
Last Thursday, a bipartisan group of Senators rejected Bob Casey’s payroll tax relief extension, because this temporary tax cut slapped a permanent tax hike on small business owners across the Keystone State. Unfortunately, Casey remains stubbornly committed to raising taxes, because today he and his party offered a “revised” payroll tax cut extension, but again it hits Pennsylvania’s job creators with a massive tax increase. This all comes on the heels of a letter from virtually every major business organization – including the Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Independent Businesses – warning Casey and his Senate Democrat colleagues that any tax increase would adversely impact job growth. As the Associated Press reports: “A Democratic aide also says the Democrats’ revamped payroll tax cut plan will contain a modified set of proposals to offset its cost to the Treasury. It will retain a tax on income exceeding $1…
Bill Nelson & The Senate Democrats Double-Down On Their Massive Tax Hike On Florida Job Creators
Last Thursday, a bipartisan group of Senators rejected Bill Nelson’s payroll tax relief extension, because this temporary tax cut slapped a permanent tax hike on small business owners across the Sunshine State. Unfortunately, Nelson remains stubbornly committed to raising taxes, because today he and his party offered a “revised” payroll tax cut extension, but again it hits Florida’s job creators with a massive tax increase. This all comes on the heels of a letter from virtually every major business organization – including the Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Independent Businesses – warning Nelson and his Senate Democrat colleagues that any tax increase would adversely impact job growth. As the Associated Press reports: “A Democratic aide also says the Democrats’ revamped payroll tax cut plan will contain a modified set of proposals to offset its cost to the Treasury. It will retain a tax on income exceeding $1…
Sherrod Brown & The Senate Democrats Double-Down On Their Massive Tax Hike On Ohio Job Creators
Last Thursday, a bipartisan group of Senators rejected Sherrod Brown’s payroll tax relief extension, because this temporary tax cut slapped a permanent tax hike on small business owners across the Buckeye State. Unfortunately, Brown remains stubbornly committed to raising taxes, because today he and his party offered a “revised” payroll tax cut extension, but again it hits Ohio’s job creators with a massive tax increase. This all comes on the heels of a letter from virtually every major business organization – including the Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Independent Businesses – warning Brown and his Senate Democrat colleagues that any tax increase would adversely impact job growth. As the Associated Press reports: “A Democratic aide also says the Democrats’ revamped payroll tax cut plan will contain a modified set of proposals to offset its cost to the Treasury. It will retain a tax on income exceeding $1…
Congressman Murphy Votes Against 3 Jobs Bills In 3 Days
Continues To Oppose Bipartisan, Common-Sense Measures In what has become a disturbing pattern, this week Congressman and U.S. Senate candidate Chris Murphy voted against three bipartisan jobs bills in three days. All three of these bills received broad bipartisan support, because they will help protect Connecticut businesses from more government overreach and job killing regulations. They represent the 23rd, 24th and 25th bipartisan jobs bills passed by the House, and largely opposed by Murphy, now awaiting a vote in the Democratic-controlled Senate. REGULATORY ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 2011 (H.R. 3010): Bipartisan legislation that “requires agencies to assess the costs and benefits” of new regulations on small businesses. Passed the House by a vote of 253-167 – Murphy Voted Nay REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 2011 (H.R. 527): Closes loopholes used by federal agencies that allow them to impose costly, job-crushing regulations. Passed the House by a vote of 263-159 – Murphy…
Congressman Heinrich Votes Against 3 Jobs Bills In 3 Days
Continues To Stand With Obama By Opposing Bipartisan, Common-Sense Measures In what has become a disturbing pattern, this week liberal Congressman and U.S. Senate candidate Martin Heinrich voted against three bipartisan jobs bills in three days. All three of these bills received broad bipartisan support, because they will help protect New Mexico businesses from more government overreach and job killing regulations. They represent the 23rd, 24th and 25th bipartisan jobs bills passed by the House, and largely opposed by Heinrich, now awaiting a vote in the Democratic-controlled Senate. REGULATORY ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 2011 (H.R. 3010): Bipartisan legislation that “requires agencies to assess the costs and benefits” of new regulations on small businesses. Passed the House by a vote of 253-167 – Heinrich Voted Nay REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 2011 (H.R. 527): Closes loopholes used by federal agencies that allow them to impose costly, job-crushing regulations. Passed the House by…
Congresswoman Baldwin Votes Against 2 Jobs Bills In 2 Days
Continues To Stand With Obama By Opposing Bipartisan, Common-Sense Measures In what has become a disturbing pattern, this week liberal Congresswoman and U.S. Senate candidate Tammy Baldwin voted against two bipartisan jobs bills in two days. Both of these bills received broad bipartisan support, because they will help protect Wisconsin businesses from more government overreach and job killing regulations. They represent the 24th and 25th bipartisan jobs bills passed by the House, and largely opposed by Baldwin, now awaiting a vote in the Democratic-controlled Senate. REGULATORY ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 2011 (H.R. 3010): Bipartisan legislation that “requires agencies to assess the costs and benefits” of new regulations on small businesses. Passed the House by a vote of 253-167 – Baldwin Voted Nay REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 2011 (H.R. 527): Closes loopholes used by federal agencies that allow them to impose costly, job-crushing regulations. Passed the House by a vote of…
Congresswoman Berkley Votes Against 3 Jobs Bills In 3 Days
Continues To Stand With Obama & Reid By Opposing Bipartisan, Common-Sense Measures In what has become a disturbing pattern, this week liberal Congresswoman and U.S. Senate candidate Shelley Berkley voted against three bipartisan jobs bills in three days. All three of these bills received broad bipartisan support, because they will help protect Nevada businesses from more government overreach and job killing regulations. They represent the 23rd, 24th and 25th bipartisan jobs bills passed by the House now awaiting action in the Democratic-controlled Senate. These bills have been largely opposed by Berkley who votes with Nancy Pelosi 99 percent of the time. REGULATORY ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 2011 (H.R. 3010): Bipartisan legislation that “requires agencies to assess the costs and benefits” of new regulations on small businesses. Passed the House by a vote of 253-167 – Berkley Voted Nay REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 2011 (H.R. 527): Closes loopholes used by federal…
Ben Nelson Voted For A Massive Tax Hike On Nebraska Job Creators
What You May Have Missed Last Night…. Despite warnings from virtually every major business organization in the country that it would adversely impact job growth, U.S. Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) once again voted in lockstep with President Obama last night in support of a permanent new tax on Nebraska job creators. “At a time when our country is still working to get our economy back on track, it speaks volumes about Ben Nelson’s misplaced priorities that he would vote for a permanent new tax hike on Nebraska’s job creators,” National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) spokesman Brian Walsh said today. “Just as with the $825 billion stimulus and the trillion dollar health care bill, Ben Nelson would rather stand with President Obama, than stand up for Nebraska.” The Senate last night voted on two separate proposals, both with the common goal of extending the payroll tax cut by one more year…
