It's not 1998 this time — President Trump on Thursday suggested markets 'would crash' if Democrats impeach him. That may be a stretch.
— Warren doesn't want or really need any Wall Street money. And she's still better for bankers than Bernie. Still, they'd vastly prefer Biden. Although ...— WP’s Jeff Stein: “Advisers to presidential candidate Joe Biden are weighing the introduction of a new tax on Wall Street … as the former vice president now stands alone among the Democratic presidential front-runners in not backing a multitrillion-dollar ‘wealth tax’ on the richest Americans.
“The plan under consideration from Biden’s advisers could tax financial transactions such as the sale of stocks and bonds Biden, under pressure throughout the presidential campaign to move left on a range of policy issues, has embraced several ideas to increase taxes on the rich and on corporations but so far has not gone as far as his two main rivals.”of the day joked about tax cuts for the rich, via pooler Matt Pearce of the L.A.
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