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Trump’s Promises in 2016!

While Trump is laying it on good and thick at the RNC Trump Fest 2020, I'd like to remind you of some of his great accomplishments.* *beside all the environmental protections he has diminished, dismantled and done away with outright - that is a whole list by itself.(copied from another post, I didn't write this list)1. He told you he’d cut your taxes, and that the super-rich like him would pay more. You bought it. But his 2017 tax law has done the opposite. By 2027, according to the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, the richest 1 percent will have received 83 percent of the tax cut and the richest 0.1 percent, 60 percent of it. But more than half of all Americans — 53 percent — will pay more in taxes. As Trump told his wealthy friends at Mar-a-Lago just days after the tax bill became law, “You all just got a lot richer.” 2. He promised that the average family would see a $4,000 pay raise because of the tax law. You bought it. But real wages for most Americans are lower today than they were before the tax law went into effect.   3. He promised to close special interest loopholes that have been so good for Wall Street investors but unfair to American workers, especially the notorious “carried interest” loophole for private-equity, hedge fund, and real estate partners. You bought it. But the new tax law kept the “carried interest” loophole.4. He promised to bring an end to Kim Jong-Un’s nuclear program. You bought it. Kim Jong-Un hasn’t denuclearized. 5. He told you he’d repeal Obamacare and replace it with something “beautiful,” including “insurance for everybody.” You bought it. But he didn’t repeal and he didn’t replace. (Just as well: His plan would have knocked at least 24 million Americans off health insurance, including many of you.) Instead, he’s doing what he can to cut it back and replace it with nothing. According to the Commonwealth Fund, about 4 million Americans have lost health insurance in the last two years.6. He told you he wouldn’t “cut Social Security like every other Republican and I’m not going to cut Medicare or Medicaid.” You bought it. But now he’s planning such cuts in order to deal with the ballooning deficit created, in part, by the new tax law for corporations and the rich. 7. He promised to protect anyone with pre-existing conditions. You bought it. But in June, his Justice Department told a federal court it would no longer defend provisions of Obamacare that protect patients with pre-existing conditions. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the decision was made with Trump’s approval.8. He said he’d build a “wall” across the southern border. You believed him. But there’s no wall.9. He told you he’d invest $1 trillion in our nation’s crumbling infrastructure. You bought it. But after his giant tax cut for corporations and millionaires, there’s no money left for infrastructure. 10. He said he’d drain the Washington swamp. You bought it. But he’s brought into his administration more billionaires, CEOs, and Wall Street moguls than in any administration in history, to make laws that will enrich their businesses, and he’s filled departments and agencies with former lobbyists, lawyers and consultants who are crafting new policies for the same industries they recently worked for.11. He promised to re-institute a five-year ban on all executive branch officials lobbying the government for five years after they leave government.” You bought it. But the five-year ban he signed applies only to lobbying one’s former agency, not the government as a whole, and it doesn’t stop former officials from becoming lobbyists.12. He said he’d use his business experience to whip the White House into shape. You bought it. But he has created the most dysfunctional, back-stabbing White House in modern history, and has already fired and replaced so many assistants that people there barely know who’s in charge of what. 13. He told you he’d “bring down drug prices” by negotiating “like crazy” with drug companies. You bought it. But he hasn’t.14. He told you he’d “stop foreign lobbyists from raising money for American elections.” You bought it. But foreign lobbyists are still raising money for American elections. 15. He promised “six weeks of paid maternity leave to any mother with a newborn child whose employer does not provide the benefit.” You bought it. But the giant tax cut for corporations and the rich doesn’t leave any money for this. 16. He said he’d create tax-free dependent care savings accounts for younger and elderly dependents, and have the government match contributions low-income families put into their savings accounts. You bought it. He’s done neither.17. He said that on Day One he’d label China a “currency manipulator.” You bought it. But then he declared China is not a currency manipulator.18. He said he “won’t bomb Syria.” You bought it. Then he bombed Syria.19. After pulling out of the Paris accord, he said he’d negotiate a better deal on the environment. You bought it. There have been no negotiations.20. He promised that the many women who accused him of sexual misconduct “will be sued after the election is over.” You bought it. He hasn’t sued them, presumably because he doesn’t want the truth to come out.21. He said he would not be a president who took vacations, and criticized Barack Obama for taking too many vacations. You bought it. But since becoming President, he has spent a quarter of his days at one of his golf properties.22. He vowed to “push colleges to cut the skyrocketing cost of tuition.” You believed him. But he hasn’t. Instead, he’s made it easier for for-profit college to defraud students. 23. He said he’d force companies to keep jobs in America, and that there would be consequences for companies that shipped jobs abroad, especially government contractors. You believed him. Never before in U.S. history have federal contractors sent so many jobs overseas. There have been no consequences. 24. He promised to end DACA. Then in January 2018 promised that “DACA recipients should not to be concerned… We’re going to solve the problem,” then he reversed himself again and vowed to end the program by March, 2018. Currently, the federal courts have stayed any action on it. 25. He promised to revive the struggling coal industry and bring back lost coal mining jobs. You bought it. But coal is still losing customers as utilities turn to natural gas and renewable power. 26. He promised to protect American steel jobs. You bought it. His tariffs on steel have protected some steel jobs. But industries that use steel – like automakers and construction – now have to pay more for the steel they use, with the result that their jobs are threatened. The Trade Partnership projects that 400,000 jobs will be lost among steel and aluminum users.27. He said he’d make America safer. You believed him. But mass shootings keep rising, and Trump has failed to pass effective gun control legislation. After 17 died in Parkland, Florida, Trump promised “immediate action” on gun safety in schools, but has done nothing.28. He promised to make two- and four-year colleges more affordable. You bought it. But Trump’s most recent budget contains deep cuts in aid for low-income and first-generation college students, reduces Federal Work Study, and eliminates the 50-year-old Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant program, which goes to more than a million poor college kids each year.29. He promised to eliminate the federal deficit and bring down the debt. You bought it. Yet due to his massive tax cut mostly for corporations and the rich, and his military spending, the deficit is set to rise to $1 trillion, and the debt has ballooned to more than $21 trillion.30. He said he’d release his taxes. “I’m under a routine audit and it’ll be released, and as soon as the audit is finished it will be released,” he promised during the campaign. You bought it. He still hasn’t released his taxes.

Trump Lied!

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TRUMP’S 30 BROKEN PROMISES

Trump voters: Two years in, here’s an updated list of Trump’s 30 biggest broken promises.

1. He told you he’d cut your taxes, and that the super-rich like him would pay more. You bought it. But his 2017 tax law has done the opposite. By 2027, according to the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, the richest 1 percent will have received 83 percent of the tax cut and the richest 0.1 percent, 60 percent of it. But more than half of all Americans — 53 percent — will pay more in taxes. As Trump told his wealthy friends at Mar-a-Lago just days after the tax bill became law, “You all just got a lot richer.” 

2. He promised that the average family would see a $4,000 pay raise because of the tax law. You bought it. But real wages for most Americans are lower today than they were before the tax law went into effect.   

3. He promised to close special interest loopholes that have been so good for Wall Street investors but unfair to American workers, especially the notorious “carried interest” loophole for private-equity, hedge fund, and real estate partners. You bought it. But the new tax law kept the “carried interest” loophole.

4. He promised to bring an end to Kim Jong-Un’s nuclear program. You bought it. Kim Jong-Un hasn’t denuclearized. 

5. He told you he’d repeal Obamacare and replace it with something “beautiful,” including “insurance for everybody.” You bought it. But he didn’t repeal and he didn’t replace. (Just as well: His plan would have knocked at least 24 million Americans off health insurance, including many of you.) Instead, he’s doing what he can to cut it back and replace it with nothing. According to the Commonwealth Fund, about 4 million Americans have lost health insurance in the last two years.

6. He told you he wouldn’t “cut Social Security like every other Republican and I’m not going to cut Medicare or Medicaid.” You bought it. But now he’s planning such cuts in order to deal with the ballooning deficit created, in part, by the new tax law for corporations and the rich. 

7. He promised to protect anyone with pre-existing conditions. You bought it. But in June, his Justice Department told a federal court it would no longer defend provisions of Obamacare that protect patients with pre-existing conditions. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the decision was made with Trump’s approval.

8. He said he’d build a “wall” across the southern border.You believed him. But there’s no wall.

9. He told you he’d invest $1 trillion in our nation’s crumbling infrastructure. You bought it. But after his giant tax cut for corporations and millionaires, there’s no money left for infrastructure. 

10. He said he’d drain the Washington swamp. You bought it. But he’s brought into his administration more billionaires, CEOs, and Wall Street moguls than in any administration in history, to make laws that will enrich their businesses, and he’s filled departments and agencies with former lobbyists, lawyers and consultants who are crafting new policies for the same industries they recently worked for.

11. He promised to re-institute a five-year ban on all executive branch officials lobbying the government for five years after they leave government.” You bought it. But the five-year ban he signed applies only to lobbying one’s former agency, not the government as a whole, and it doesn’t stop former officials from becoming lobbyists.

12. He said he’d use his business experience to whip the White House into shape. You bought it. But he has created the most dysfunctional, back-stabbing White House in modern history, and has already fired and replaced so many assistants that people there barely know who’s in charge of what. 

13. He told you he’d “bring down drug prices” by negotiating “like crazy” with drug companies. You bought it. But he hasn’t.

14. He told you he’d “stop foreign lobbyists from raising money for American elections.” You bought it. But foreign lobbyists are still raising money for American elections. 

15. He promised “six weeks of paid maternity leave to any mother with a newborn child whose employer does not provide the benefit.” You bought it. But the giant tax cut for corporations and the rich doesn’t leave any money for this. 

16. He said he’d create tax-free dependent care savings accounts for younger and elderly dependents, and have the government match contributions low-income families put into their savings accounts. You bought it. He’s done neither.

17. He said that on Day One he’d label China a “currency manipulator.” You bought it. But then he declared China is not a currency manipulator.

18. He said he “won’t bomb Syria.” You bought it. Then he bombed Syria.

19. After pulling out of the Paris accord, he said he’d negotiate a better deal on the environment. You bought it. There have been no negotiations.

20. He promised that the many women who accused him of sexual misconduct “will be sued after the election is over.” You bought it. He hasn’t sued them, presumably because he doesn’t want the truth to come out.

21. He said he would not be a president who took vacations, and criticized Barack Obama for taking too many vacations. You bought it. But since becoming President, he has spent a quarter of his days at one of his golf properties.

22. He vowed to “push colleges to cut the skyrocketing cost of tuition.” You believed him. But he hasn't. Instead, he's made it easier for for-profit college to defraud students. 

23. He said he’d force companies to keep jobs in America, and that there would be consequences for companies that shipped jobs abroad, especially government contractors. You believed him. Never before in U.S. history have federal contractors sent so many jobs overseas. There have been no consequences. 

24. He promised to end DACA. Then in January 2018 promised that "DACA recipients should not to be concerned... We're going to solve the problem,” then he reversed himself again and vowed to end the program by March, 2018. Currently, the federal courts have stayed any action on it. 

25. He promised to revive the struggling coal industry and bring back lost coal mining jobs. You bought it. But coal is still losing customers as utilities turn to natural gas and renewable power. 

26. He promised to protect American steel jobs. You bought it. His tariffs on steel have protected some steel jobs. But industries that use steel -- like automakers and construction -- now have to pay more for the steel they use, with the result that their jobs are threatened. The Trade Partnership projects that 400,000 jobs will be lost among steel and aluminum users.

27. He said he’d make America safer. You believed him. But mass shootings keep rising, and Trump has failed to pass effective gun control legislation. After 17 died in Parkland, Florida, Trump promised “immediate action” on gun safety in schools, but has done nothing.

28. He promised to make two- and four-year colleges more affordable. You bought it. But Trump's most recent budget contains deep cuts in aid for low-income and first-generation college students, reduces Federal Work Study, and eliminates the 50-year-old Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant program, which goes to more than a million poor college kids each year.

29. He promised to eliminate the federal deficit and bring down the debt. You bought it. Yet due to his massive tax cut mostly for corporations and the rich, and his military spending, the deficit is set to rise to $1 trillion, and the debt has ballooned to more than $21 trillion.

30. He said he’d release his taxes. “I’m under a routine audit and it’ll be released, and as soon as the audit is finished it will be released,” he promised during the campaign. You bought it. He still hasn’t released his taxes.

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Career Openings at KPMG Nigeria,June 2017

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Career Openings at KPMG Nigeria,June 2017 KPMG Nigeria – Our client, a Company duly registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company desires to retain and grow its market share particularly in the aviation sector. The company requires an entrepreneurial and highly resourceful candidates with a track record to drive the achievement of its business growth and transformation…

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Indigenous Logistic Services Company - Nigeria Jobs 2017

Indigenous Logistic Services Company – Nigeria Jobs 2017

Customer Service Representatives recruitment in an Indigenous Logistic Services Company – Nigeria June 2017

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Customer Care Officers Job Opportunity in Nigeria June 2017

Customer Care Officers Job Opportunity in Nigeria June 2017

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Jobs in a Fast Growing LED Lighting Company - Nigeria 2017

Jobs in a Fast Growing LED Lighting Company – Nigeria 2017

May/June 2017 Recruitment in a Fast Growing LED Lighting Company

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Opportunities at The Ikoyi Medical Clinic in Nigeria June 2017

Opportunities at The Ikoyi Medical Clinic in Nigeria June 2017

Career Opportunities at The Ikoyi Medical Clinic in Nigeria June 2017  Career Opportunity: Accountant Job Description

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Creatively-named Congressional bill offers financial choices, but for bankers, not bank customers

The Financial Choice Act is a third of the way to becoming law. Want to take a guess as to what it might do?

It obviously deals with money. But it's about giving more choices to financial institutions, not to consumers.

The Financial Choice Act essentially seeks to roll back much of the Dodd-Frank Act, one of President Barack Obama's signature accomplishments.

The current law, enacted in 2010 and whose full, official Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act moniker comes from its former U.S. Senate champions Chris Dodd of Connecticut and Barney Frank of Massachusetts, was created to help protect individual investors.

Undoing Dodd-Frank: But the Financial Choice Act, which passed the U.S. House on Thursday, June 8, without a single Democratic vote, would do away with many Dodd-Frank restrictions imposed on financial institutions following the 2007-2008 financial crisis and subsequent recession.

The proposed changes include:

Some financial institutions would no longer have to meet capital and liquidity requirements that limit risk taking. This part of Dodd-Frank is known as the Volcker Rule, which bans banks from trading for their own gain and limits ownership in hedge funds and private equity.

Dodd-Frank's orderly liquidation authority that deals with failing banks would be replaced with a new bankruptcy code provision.

The Financial Choice Act also would weaken a key Obama Administration accomplishment, the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). The proposed law would let a president fire the agency's director at will and its oversight powers would be curbed.

Democrats on Capitol Hill quickly and repeatedly slammed GOP-designed bill as one that gives all the choices to Wall Street while taking away consumer financial safeguards.

Enactment of the Financial Choice Act isn't a foregone conclusion. The bill still must clear the Senate, where it's sure to face stiff opposition led by Massachusetts Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren. If it does pass the Senate, step three is to the White House for the president's signature.

A bill by any other name…: Would the Financial Choice Act have sailed through the House if it were named the Wall Street Handout Act? Probably, given the Republican-controlled Congress' longstanding goal to kill Dodd-Frank.

But the name Financial Choice Act sure puts a different slant on the bill, especially for those who don't want to dig into the details of this measure or the law its supporters are hoping to supplant.

Such inventive naming of bills is not unusual. In fact, it seems to be a requirement in today's legislative world.

I get it. Turning legislation into actual law is tough. Bill sponsors find that the process also includes a fair amount of marketing, to their constituents, the media and their House and Senate colleagues.

A catchy title for a bill is a good first step. Heck, a patriotic-sounding nickname or acronym can earn a questionable piece of proposed policy some favorable attention and maybe even help it pass.

But c'mon, Representatives and Senators, get real. Really. We, your constituents who ultimately pay for your proposals (creatively named or otherwise) with our tax dollars want — deserve! — some truth in legislative naming.

It's called what? In past Congressional sessions we've had such bills as the HAPPY Act of 2009, which proposed a tax deduction for pet care expenses. That bill's joyful name came from its title, the Humanity and Pets Partnered Through the Years Act.

On the eve of social media giant Facebook's initial public offering in May 2012, Democratic Sens. Charles Schumer of New York and Robert Carey of Pennsylvania introduced a bill to make tax-motivated expatriates pay more than they already do. The impetus was the revelation that Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, then a resident of Singapore, could escape an estimated $67 million Internal Revenue Service bill.

Schumer and Carey called their proposal the Ex-PATRIOT Act. That love-of-USA acronym comes from its full name, the Expatriation Prevention by Abolishing Tax-Related Incentives for Offshore Tenancy Act. OK. I mean okay.

In this current 115th Congress we've seen H.R. 32, aka the ROSIE Act. The acronym stands for Realizing Opportunity for Spouses in Employment. It also brings to mind the World War II patriotic workplace efforts of the many Rosie the Riveters and other women who so ably filled jobs left by men who joined the armed forces.

More recently, Donald J. Trump's first budget proposal as our 45th president is named The New Foundation for American Greatness. As blog reader M. Woodruff and fellow tax blogger at Mighty Taxes notes:

How could anyone question the "The New Foundation for American Greatness"? Got to love the patriotic / Orwellian names these characters give to their destructive programs. ha ha! (not funny though)

Amen, MW!

Maybe the Trump Administration realized how poorly received the fiscal year 2018 financial document would be and hoped that the rah-rah title would at least get a few folks to give it the benefit of the doubt.

More acronym acrobatics: Finally, if the HAPPY and Ex-PATRIOT acts weren't enough to convince you that lawmakers (or at least their staffers) come up with catchy acronym initials first and then work backward for a bill's name, we have the SWAMP Act.

This bill, introduced in May by Trump Twitter nemesis Rep. Ted Lieu (D-California), plays off the president's campaign pledge to drain the swamp of D.C. politics-as-usual once he moved into the Oval Office.

Lieu's SWAMP Act is formally titled the Stop Waste and Misuse by the President Act.

If passed, taxpayers would be reimbursed for the millions of dollars spent on Trump's trips to his own properties, including Mar-a-Lago, or the Winter White House as he's renamed it.

The bill, H.R. 2414, is pending in two House committees, the Judiciary and the Oversight and Government Reform. Don't expect any action soon ever in the GOP-controlled House.

But Lieu, like his colleagues and even the White House, made his point simply by introducing his creatively named bill.

You also might find these items of interest:

8 tax bills already introduced early in the 115th Congress

Bush tax cuts: Would a tax break by any other name be less contentious?

House Problem Solvers Caucus -- yes, it's a real group! -- sets sights on passing tax reform, infrastructure bill

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Massive Recruitment at Verite Microfinance Bank for Mobile Tellers, June 2017

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Recruitment at The Stransford Company - Nigeria June 2017

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June 2017 Vacancy for Customer Care Officers recruitment at The Stransford Company – Nigeria

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eCommerce Company in Lagos Jobs opening June 2017

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Customer Support Executives recruitment in an eCommerce Company in Lagos June 2017

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IROKO Partners Limited recruitment - Nigeria June 2017

IROKO Partners Limited recruitment – Nigeria June 2017

IROKO Partners Limited recruitment for Kiosk Customer Service Attendants – Nigeria June 2017

Jobs opening at IROKO Partners Limited – Nigeria June 2017

Career opportunity for Kiosk Customer Service Attendants in Nigeria 2017

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Current Jobs in an ICT Firm in Lagos, June 2017

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Jobs opening at United Capital Plc In Nigeria June 2017

Jobs opening at United Capital Plc In Nigeria June 2017

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Current open jobs at United Capital Plc in Nigeria June 2017

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Apparel and Accessories Fashion Retailer Jobs in Nigeria 2017

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Recruitment at Grand Lead Heritage - Nigeria June 2017

Recruitment at Grand Lead Heritage – Nigeria June 2017

June 2017 Job for Customer Service Representative at Grand Lead Heritage – Nigeria

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