From WH 2017-09-07 「私たちの税法は巨大な自己負担の経済的傷です」
トランプは税制改革を売ります：「私たちの税金は、巨額の自己負担の経済的傷です」
‘Our Tax Code is a Giant Self-Inflicted Economic Wound’
- Fox NewsのAlex Pappas
フォックス・ニュースのアレックス・パパス氏は、「米国の税法を「巨大な自己犠牲的な経済的傷」と表現し、ノース・ダコタへの道で国の税法を改革するよう要請した。大統領は税制の複雑さを説明し、税の準備産業が「私が追いたい1つのビジネス」であると指摘し、税制の簡素化という目標を述べました。大統領は、税制改革に注目して、減税と改革に反対する人は誰も「就任なし」に投票しなければならない、と群衆に語った。
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デイリー・シグナルは、水曜日にノースダコタのアンデバー精製所に「税制改革のための十字軍を奪取した」と報告し、税法を簡素化し、自宅で事業投資を増やし、特別な利益の抜け穴を排除する改革を求めている。
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ドナルド・トランプ大統領の就任以来、何百人もの従業員が買収を受け入れ、早期退職をしていたことから、「環境保護庁はすぐにロナルド・レーガン政権以来最低限の労働者を雇用する」と報じた。
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移民に関しては、週刊スタンダードのエコノミストIrwin M. Stelzerは、DACAプログラムによって実行権限の境界が違憲の限界に追いやられ、DACAとその受領者の運命は現在「議会の所在地にある」と述べている。
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ワシントン審査官では、ピート・リケッツ（Pete Ricketts）知事（R-NE）は、過去8年間の急激な変化の中で、「新政権のおかげでワシントンで「州の声が聞こえている」と述べ、トンプル大統領のオープニング・アクトは大成功を収めています」
From WH 2017-09-07 ‘Our Tax Code is a Giant Self-Inflicted Economic Wound’
Trump sells tax reform: ‘Our tax code is a giant self-inflicted economic wound’
- Alex Pappas in Fox News
Alex Pappas at Fox News writes “President Trump took his push to reform the country’s tax laws on the road to North Dakota on Wednesday, describing America’s tax code as ‘a giant self-inflicted economic wound,’ as he called for drastic tax cuts for individuals and businesses.” The President described the complexities of the tax code and stated his goal to simplify it, noting the tax preparation industry is “one business I want to drive down.” The President, noting tax reform was good for all Americans, told the crowd that anybody who would vote against tax cuts and reforms have to be voted “out of office.”
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The Daily Signal reports that President Trump “took his crusade for tax reform” to North Dakota’s Andeavor Refinery on Wednesday, pushing for reforms that would simplify the tax code, increase business investment here at home, and eliminate special interest loopholes.
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In rightsizing the government, The Washington Free Beacon reports that “the Environmental Protection Agency will soon employ the lowest number of workers since the Ronald Reagan administration,” since “hundreds of employees have accepted buyouts and taken early retirement since President Donald Trump's inauguration.”
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Regarding immigration, at The Weekly Standard economist Irwin M. Stelzer writes that the boundaries of executive authority were pushed to unconstitutional limits by the DACA program, and that the fate of DACA and its recipients now “rests where it belongs, with Congress.”
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In the Washington Examiner, Governor Pete Ricketts (R-NE) writes that in a stark change from the last eight years, “the voices of states are being heard” in Washington “thanks to the new administration,” writing that “for the states, President Trump's opening act has been a resounding success.”
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