Topic: Tax Cuts

Mitt Romney Probably Shouldn't Refer to 'The Top One Percent'

Reuters

On the same day President Obama proposed a tax reform plan, Mitt Romney is announcing details for his own tax plan in a speech in Arizona.

By Ted Mann

Jan 7, 2012

Romney's Millions and the Voters

A New Hampshire voter asks Romney if the solution for middle class woes might be sacrifice from Romney and his fellow 1-percenters.

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By Alexander Abad-Santos

Dec 22, 2011

Cartoon

Republican Math Doesn't Really Make Sense at the Moment

Cartoonist Tom Toles on Boehner's holiday plans. 

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By Alexander Abad-Santos

Dec 13, 2011

This Is How Much Wall Street Cares About the Middle Class

Cartoonist Ben Sargent on America's missing middle class.

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By Alexander Abad-Santos

Oct 27, 2011

The 68%: Polls Are Finding Support for a Millionaires Tax

Two polls, one of millionaires and one of everyone, have both found 68 percent support for a millionaires surtax.

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