Thanks for human rights
【ＵＳＡ Mail
magazine from the White House 2018-05-3b 】
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Wing Reads |
Tax Policy,
Deregulation is Energizing the Economy
“Last December,
President Trump signed the largest overhaul of the federal tax
code since Ronald Reagan was in the White House. That
legislation offered small businesses a 20 percent tax deduction
for the first time in history,” Rep. Kristi Noem (R-SD)
writes in the Argus Leader. And “since President
Trump took office, more than 1,600 unnecessary regulations have
been eliminated, helping to accelerate the pace at which
businesses can start and grow.”
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“President Trump on
Tuesday praised the pilot and crew of a Southwest Airlines
plane that was forced to make an emergency landing last month
after one of its engines failed,” Melissa Quinn reports for
the Washington
Examiner. “The actions of the crew and passengers of
Southwest flight 1380 show the great character of our nation,”
President Trump said.
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The
Washington Free Beacon reports that “former CIA
director Michael Hayden on Tuesday said President Donald
Trump's CIA director nominee Gina Haspel is the ‘absolute
best choice.’” Cameron Cawthorne writes that “Haspel has
worked for the CIA since 1985, and if confirmed, she will be
the first female CIA director.”
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In The
Hill, Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID) writes that this year’s
National Small Business Week is different from years past
because “small business optimism is at record high thanks to
tax reform and other policy changes.” Sen. Risch adds that
“today’s small business owners and American workers are
getting the relief they deserve from uncertainty and
over-regulation.”
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CNBC
reports that “small business employees saw their wages grow
last month at the strongest rate in more than two years,
according to a report from human resources firm Paychex.”
Berkeley Lovelace Jr. writes that “hourly earnings in April
increased at an annual rate of 3.25 percent, the best showing
since 2016.”
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Paul Bedard reports for
the Washington
Examiner that “the backlog of court cases addressing
the status of illegal immigrants has reached over one million,
prompting Justice and immigration courts to step up efforts to
hire more judges, digitize old paper systems and speed up court
proceedings.” Bedard explains that the backlog in illegal
immigration court cases has caused delayed deportation numbers
to rise to more than 684,000.
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