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The Washington Sun
@washingtonsun.com

The differences between Rep. AOC’s and Sen. Bernie Sanders’ approach to tax cut plans are indicative of the divides Democrats must bridge as they form their agenda going into 2028. https://www.notus.org/economy/democrats-tax-cut-plans-splintering-progressives

notus.orgDemocrats’ Tax Cut Plans Are Splintering ProgressivesCould new proposals from Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Cory Booker to cut taxes come at the expense of expanding social programs? Progressives don’t agree.

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Zorka Milin
@zorkamilin.bsky.social

Instead of these divisive tax cut proposals, let's all agree to tax the big corporations that profit at everyone's expense. Right now, Americans are paying too much for gas & medicine, while oil & pharma profits are barely taxed, as I explained in Congress last week: bsky.app/profile/fact...

The FACT Coalition@factcoalition.bsky.social

The current corporate tax code that encourages offshore tax avoidance isn't "America-first," it's "Corporations-first, Americans-last" FACT policy director @zorkamilin.bsky.social speaking now at @usprogressives.bsky.social 's shadow hearing on tax policy reforms to end corporate greed.