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cans like Ted Cruz denounce the
I.R.S., they empower corporate
tax cheats. Because of I.R.S. cuts,
the amount of time revenue
agents spend auditing large companies has fallen by 34 percent
since 2010. A Syracuse University
analysis finds that the lost revenue from the decline in corporate audits may be as much as
$15 billion a year - enough to
make full-day pre-K universal.
Meanwhile, no need to fret so
much about welfare abuse in the
inner city. The big problem of
welfare dependency in America
now involves entitled corporations. So let's help those
moochers in business suits pick
themselves up and stop sponging
off the government.”
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Gene Suppell, Editor & Publisher