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Trump Administration Trying to Steal $2,600,000,000 From Disabled Americans

Of course Trump is targeting the disabled.  How many other things are they doing behind our backs?

Some Americans could lose Social Security Disability Insurance benefits under a recent Trump administration proposal ― a change that could affect thousands of people but that has received little attention since it was first floated in November. 

More than 8 million Americans receive disability benefits based on past employment and a loss of wage income due to the onset of a severe disability.

Cost of Trump’s Tariffs Has Hit Entirely on US Businesses and Households

Despite his false claims otherwise, the cost of Trump's trade-war-by-tweet will land "entirely" on American families.  Imagine that.

Americans are paying more because of Trump's Tariffs against Chinese goods. The Trump admin's erratic trade policy means that there remains the risk of further escalation and a further burden on the American people.

Republican Treasury Dept Aim To Undo Tax Rule Preventing American Companies From Moving Money Offshore to Avoid U.S. Taxes

Not too many policy moves less popular than this one!

Treasury Department officials are considering rolling back a tax rule aimed at preventing American companies from moving money offshore to avoid U.S. taxes.

The Treasury is looking at regulations intended to prevent American firms from lowering their U.S. tax bills by shifting income to their offshore branches.... The department is also contemplating repealing them entirely to replace them with something more business-friendly.

Rural Hospitals Failing in States that Declined Obamacare

Meanwhile as Trump fills the news with none stop corruption and hate, Republican policies are leading to the shuttering of rural hospitals across the United States. And if the Republican lawsuit to kill the ACA succeeds, the wave will become a deadly tsunami.

More than half of all rural hospitals in Mississippi, South Carolina, Georgia and Oklahoma lost money from 2011 through 2017. 

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