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ICYMI: Mother Jones Exposes Big-Money Right-Wing Push to Rewrite the Constitution and End Birthright Citizenship
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Under Vought, Everyday Americans Will Pay the Price for Trump Tax Scam
Trump’s choice to lead the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), Russ Vought, is a plain reminder that Republicans have no plan to fund their tax giveaways to the wealthy and corporations, except by turning their back on everyday Americans.
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ICYMI: Congressman Casar, Advocacy Groups Demand Corporations Pay Their Fair Share
As members of Congress and the Trump administration publicly push for more tax giveaways to billionaires and wealthy corporations all at the expense of healthcare and SNAP benefits, Accountable.US and Americans for Tax Fairness challenged the idea that corporate tax cuts benefit anyone but the wealthy in a briefing yesterday.
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Watchdog: Will RFK Jr. Keep Reaping Legal Fees from Major Anti-HPV Vaccine Lawsuit If Confirmed As HHS Secretary?
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Hearing Highlights: Kristi Noem Elevates Concerns Over Character, Ability to Protect Homeland from Threats
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Accountable.US Condemns Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk For Allowing Republican States To Judge Shop Abortion Pill Lawsuit
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Watchdog: Kristi Noem Brings Even More Conflicts of Interest for Incoming Trump Administration
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Hearing Highlights: Scott Bessent All-In On National Trump Sales Tax Against Working People, Deficit-Exploding Tax Giveaway For Fellow Billionaires
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Hearing Highlights: Pam Bondi’s Unanswered Questions on Lobbying Conflicts, Cronyism, Record of Selling Out Office
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Game of Courts: How the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Shops for Friendly Judges in the Fifth Circuit
In recent years, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has strategically filed a significant majority of its lawsuits against federal regulations in district courts within the Fifth Circuit's jurisdiction, showcasing a pronounced case of "judge shopping."
