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President Obama is threatening to drive the economy off the fiscal cliff if he isn’t given a small business tax hike Ernst & Young says will destroy more than 700,000 American jobs, The Washington Post reported yesterday.
Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and other proponents of raising taxes on small businesses are either intentionally misleading the American people -- or they’re calling for a $5 trillion increase.
A new survey out this week underscores the study by independent accounting firm Ernst & Young that shows President Obama’s tax hike on small businesses will destroy more than 700,000 jobs (a fact Speaker John Boehner notes the president didn’t dispute yesterday).
House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) today called on President Obama to address a National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) report – prepared by independent accounting firm Ernst & Young – showing that the president’s January 1 “fiscal cliff” tax hike will significantly impact small businesses
“Oops” -- at an event today, Vice President Joe Biden said the middle class has “been buried the last four years” under President Obama. Watch him here.
House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) today issued the following statement addressing the need to stop the president’s small business tax hike, which is set to take effect three months from today and, according to an independent report from Ernst & Young, would cost our economy more than 700,000 jobs.
House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) today cited this morning’s disappointing GDP report as further evidence of President Obama’s failure to lead and the need for presidential leadership that will lead Washington towards solutions that get our economy moving again:
Speaker John Boehner today highlighted the action Republicans are taking to advance a pro-growth, pro-jobs agenda, cut spending and change the way Washington works.
Speaker John Boehner said President Obama and Senate Democrats have failed to lead on helping the private-sector create jobs...
Small businesses are struggling because they have to contend with too many taxes and regulations,” Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council President Karen Kerrigan warned in an Associated Press interview this week.
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