Bezos endorses higher corporate taxes for infrastructure

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8 thoughts on “Bezos endorses higher corporate taxes for infrastructure

  1. Not much different reasoning than him endorsing raising the minimum wage: his company can afford to and he knows many competitors will struggle to do so.

  2. Infrastructure is an investment (that pays) into both corporations and people. It’s certainly a better government investment than tax cuts.

    1. Wow, government can spend our money better than we can? True socialism there Robert.

    2. As much as I’d like to live in a libertarian utopia, working libertarianism is the same type of idealistic fiction that socialism is.

      I am sure you think that sidewalks, interstates, highways, surface streets, schools, the military, NASA, clean water, and whatever else the government regulates/invests in is socialism too.

      Get a grip. Infrastructure spending pays off more than the vast majority of things the government could spend money on.

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