When the NAR won the battle over keeping State and Local Tax deductions "as is", in the process denying the proposed GOP tax reform more than a trillion in revenue over the next ten years, it effectively doomed the most important provision of the republican tax bill set to be unveiled tomorrow: the reduction in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20%. Or rather the permanent reduction in the corporate tax rate.
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog,
Are we about to see chaos in the streets in major cities all over America?
In a new bombshell report, Vanity Fair says that for the first time since the Mueller investigation began earlier this year, key Trump allies in the West Wing are starting to worry that the notion of an impeachment might be slightly more than just a Democratic pipe dream. As former aide Sam Nunberg said, Mueller's indictment of Paul Manafort has sparked concerns in the White House that Mueller has every intention of parsing through every Trump/Kushner financial dealing until he uncovers something incriminating.
Amid rising speculation whether Catalonia will adopt some cryptocurrency should it follow through with plans for independence, and in the context of articles such as this from Vice that "Russia is going all in on bitcoin", one country appears to be preparing to accept bitcoin as digital legal tender: Iran.
The grand jury indictments of former Trump campaign executive Paul Manafort and his longtime deputy Rick Gates (as well a billionaire Tom Steyer's World Series Ad pushing for Trump Impeachment) have apparently emboldened another progressive House Democrat to file articles of impeach against Trump, as murmurs about bringing the bill to a floor vote grow steadily louder despite Nancy Pelosi’s desperate insistence that they would risk politicizing the Mueller probe and damaging the Dems during the 2018 midterms.