mcablue
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Thu Dec-17-09 10:26 PM
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Edited on Thu Dec-17-09 10:26 PM by mcablue
Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, December 18, 2009
A House subcommittee said Thursday that it will investigate the Treasury Department's decision to change a long-standing law so that Citigroup could keep billions of dollars in tax breaks.
Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich (D-Ohio) called Treasury's action a "farce" and an "outrage" during a hearing Thursday of the domestic policy subcommittee of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Kucinich, the subcommittee chairman, said that he would demand an explanation from Treasury officials.
"This committee is not going to rest until we've examined this last deal threadbare, until we have spoken to every individual associated with it, examined every communication related to it, with every person that may have had an interest in it, or who may have had some kind of a channel of influence," Kucinich said.
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DJ13
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Thu Dec-17-09 10:30 PM
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1. Does the bending over for corporations ever stop with this admin? |
Laelth
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Thu Dec-17-09 10:35 PM
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2. Indeed. Kill this tax break. n/t |
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Thu Dec-17-09 10:42 PM
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It may make many of our other problems moot if we roll back all the tax benefits of the Bush administration.
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Thu Dec-17-09 10:46 PM
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4. This admin is in the pocket of the bankers. kiss your savings goodbye. nt |
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