Big Republican
political donors on Wall Street are outraged by the mystifying release this
week of U. S. Rep. Dave Camp’s Republican “tax reform” proposal.
Seems that Rep. Camp
(R-MI) is calling for higher taxes on big banks and fewer tax relief perks for
the big private equity financiers.
Politico.com reports matter-of-factly that "Private equity
and investment firms in New York are telling key Republican players in D.C.
that commitments for big-dollar fundraising have been ‘canceled for the
foreseeable future,’ . . . ”
Could it be any
more clear that the private equity and big bank folks in New York are buying
votes?
Could it be any
more clear that they think they own the process of government?
Could private
citizens be any more screwed?
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