“Feelings” Holding Back Tax Reform
Tweet Republicans spent their first week back in Washington after Thanksgiving break battling each other as much as taking on Democrats. The ideological circular firing squad that is customary after losing a national election has spread to the House and Senate. The path to fixing our deficit and tax policy has been largely conceded to [...]
Read More →No Tax Increases, But We Will Pay More
Tweet Georgians who now make purchases online have started to notice something new. Some websites are now collecting sales tax on their purchases that previously did not. Politicians are quick to remind us that this is not a new tax, and they are correct. Georgia law has long since required purchasers to remit taxes on [...]
Read More →Deal’s Appointment Another Reason To Consider ‘No’ On T-SPLOST
Tweet Governor Nathan Deal has enjoyed a general level of policy success during his first two years in office in a way that would not necessarily have been predicted during a long and often bitter gubernatorial campaign. He has formed coalitions within his own party and across the aisle. He has worked with Democratic Atlanta [...]
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