Send a Letter to the Editor for Tax Day & speak out against tax cuts for wealthy corporations!

Send a Letter to the Editor for Tax Day!

Tax Day is April 17th. This is the first Tax Day since President Trump and GOP leader in Congress passed the largest tax plan in American history, ringing in with a price tag of $1.5 trillion-—and 83% of it went to mega-corporations, millionaires, and billionaires. [1] Working families were left footing the bill on this one. And all we have to show for it is meager, temporary increases in our paychecks, the inability to itemize our taxes, and for 13 million people—the loss of our healthcare.

***Enough is enough! It’s time to repeal the Trump tax cuts for mega-corporations and millionaires, and billionaires! Join me in speaking out this Tax Day! Send a Letter to the Editor to your local paper speaking out against tax cuts for mega-corporations and the ultra-rich!

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