Obama's SOTU Tax Proposals Miss the Mark (Audio: Interview)
Merrill Matthews contrasts the president’s SOTU proposals with positive tax reform measures, explaining how not all tax increases or tax cuts are created the same when it comes to their impact on economic growth.
SoundByte: Democrats In Search of Smart
Could a political party be eligible to win a Darwin Award? Democrats’ calls for higher taxes may help them win it.
Will This Year's Tax Free Online Purchases Be Your Last? (Audio: Interview)
On WGTK's Joe Elliott Show, Merrill Matthews discusses the latest on the ill-named Marketplace Fairness Act and where it may stand if the cromnibus spending bill passes. Plus, what's next for Obama's calls for more onerous net neutrality regulations, as well as the latest on the administration's transferring control of the Internet root zone functions over to some yet-to-be-determined multi-stakeholder organization.
Amnesty: The New Fiscal Nightmare (Audio: Interview)
How much does the president’s amnesty for illegal immigrants really cost the country? Merrill Matthews discusses with nationally syndicated Radio America host Roger Hedgecock.
President Obama Loses His Human Shield; Now What? (Podcast)
Under Senator Harry Reid, the U.S. Senate virtually stopped functioning—no hearings, no legislation, and no budget. But now with a Republican majority approaching in January, IPI's Tom Giovanetti and Merrill Matthews, Ph.D. discuss what’s next for a lame-duck Senate, especially for legislation such as the Internet Tax Freedom Act, the Marketplace Fairness Act, and the tax extenders. And what may the new Republican-led Senate attempt to accomplish in Obama’s final two years?
Has Texas Been Coasting? (Audio: Interview)
IPI’s Tom Giovanetti joins Mark Davis on KSKY’s 660 AM- The Answer to discuss a new Congress’s policy priorities and whether the President may be amenable to any of their agenda. Plus, what’s next for Denton as lawsuits are piling up as a result of the new drilling ban? And Giovanetti has a surprising message for newly elected Texas governor Greg Abbott.
Burger King and the Left's Demand for Taxes (Audio: interview)
WWNC's Pete Kaliner interviews Merrill Matthews on Burger King's corporate inversion with Tim Hortons and move to Canada. Plus, guess which Democrat mega-investor is helping the company make the move?
SoundByte: Warren Buffett Wants a Whopper of a Tax Cut
Investor Warren Buffett has famously wanted the rich to pay higher taxes. Just not him or any of his companies.
A Tale of Two Internet Tax Bills (Podcast)
In this week's podcast, IPI's Bartlett Cleland and Tom Giovanetti tackle two very different bills on Internet tax: the Permanent Internet Tax Freedom Act and the Marketplace Fairness Act.
Medtronic's "Tax Inversion" Move Overseas & More (Audio: Interview)
Merrill Matthews joins Jason Lewis to discuss high taxes pushing American companies to move overseas, immigration reform and ending the export ban on US crude oil.
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