The Corporate State of Delaware
The tiny state has long been a hotbed for corporations. Can mounting public pressure push the state to change its centuries-old ways? Bookmark this from The American Prospect. It catalogs…
The president said it was a “real possibility” as Democrats weigh more drastic measures to address the debt ceiling.
How much bad faith does the GOP have to demonstrate until Democrats understand that they are acting in bad faith? If this happens Coons will provide the maudlin "deep regrets and sadness" to the Morning Joe crew.Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.), a close Biden ally, said McConnell’s position “has to stick in the president’s craw. This is something that’s been routinely done. There’s been bipartisan cooperation about working together to raise the debt ceiling, dozens and dozens of times.”Other than Biden, has anyone come up smaller than Coons over the past month? McConnell crashing the economy and establishing himself as Acting President seems like a good time to ask, where is the Super Secret Bipartisan Caucus that was supposed to rise up when Coons gave the signal? Where indeed. Might as well ask, where is Coons' shame? Where is Coons' self-respect to go around still lamenting McConnell's lack of bipartisan spirit? I mean, really Chris. C'mon, Man.
The leaked files reveals that Tony and Cherie Blair saved £312,000 in property taxes when they purchased a London building partially owned by the family of a prominent Bahraini minister. The former prime minister and his wife bought the £6.5m office in Marylebone by acquiring a British Virgin Islands (BVI) offshore company. While the move was not illegal, and there is no evidence the Blairs proactively sought to avoid property taxes, the deal highlights a loophole that has enabled wealthy property owners not to pay a tax that is commonplace for ordinary Britons.