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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Feb 27

    Fearing an investment loss to the U.S., Canadian businesses are pushing for tax cutshttp://on.wsj.com/2BTf3WS 

    3:15 AM - 27 Feb 2018
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      1. Zach™‏ @ZachInKC Feb 27
        Replying to @WSJ

        A rising tide lifts all ships. Glad to see the US lead rather than follow.

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      2. HumphreyBohun‏ @HumphreyBohun Feb 27
        Replying to @WSJ @scottlincicome

        Very healthy. Discussions on this in France and Germany as well. A virtuous competing for the most favorable tax rates, agreement to T-TIP and a generally accommodating business environment would do the US, Europe and the world in general a, er, world of good.

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      3.  ❌ 🗳 2018  🇺🇸 2020  🗳‏ @babysgramma Feb 27
        Replying to @HumphreyBohun @WSJ @scottlincicome

        Globalists won't like it! They don't like strong countries. They need a bleak, level field worldwide.

        1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
      4. HumphreyBohun‏ @HumphreyBohun Feb 27
        Replying to @babysgramma @WSJ @scottlincicome

        The author of piece thinks your...concerns...are valid and addresses them.

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      2. Kelly Collins‏ @kelcollins68 Feb 27
        Replying to @WSJ

        Enough corporate welfare. Let’s use the revenue as intended: pay down the national debt, invest in infrastructure, schools & hospitals. A solvent, functioning Canada will attract greater investments, not less.

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      3. Joe‏ @joec522 Feb 27
        Replying to @kelcollins68 @WSJ

        Did you realize that you just defined welfare as keeping one's own hard earned money?

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      4. Kelly Collins‏ @kelcollins68 Feb 27
        Replying to @joec522 @WSJ

        Corporations have an obligation to contribute back into the societies from which they profit - just like individual tax payers are required to.

        2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
      5. Joe‏ @joec522 Feb 27
        Replying to @kelcollins68 @WSJ

        Entitled much?

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      1.  ❌UnitedWeStand ❌‏ @kennedyph4 Feb 27
        Replying to @WSJ

        Quick, Nancy Polosi need to go to canada & tell them people are going to die if passed. It will be Armageddon!

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      1.  ❌ 🗳 2018  🇺🇸 2020  🗳‏ @babysgramma Feb 27
        Replying to @WSJ

        Well. I guess Trudeau will have to deal with the fact that America has a better idea than he does.

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      1. David G‏ @accfanto Feb 27
        Replying to @WSJ

        Since many US corporations are using their tax-cut windfall to buy back stock, raise dividends, the drive in other countries for lower rates is likely similarly motivated. If a company can make a good business to expand, it will get the capital it requires regardless.

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      1. Digital Illuminati‏ @digilluminati Feb 27
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        Good news for Americans

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      2. billybaroo49‏ @billybaroo49 Feb 27
        Replying to @WSJ

        What happens if the world gets in a tax-cutting contest? A) B) C)

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      3.  ❌ 🗳 2018  🇺🇸 2020  🗳‏ @babysgramma Feb 27
        Replying to @billybaroo49 @WSJ

        Businesses are stronger, more people are employed, nations are stronger, and the globalists will be throwing Tantrums.

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      1. Kedar Kulkarni‏ @outwidit Feb 27
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      2. unifytheusa‏ @unifytheusa1 Feb 27
        Replying to @WSJ

        Shame on you govt tax bullies for the way you treat these large, money-grubbing, soul-less corporations. Remember, they are people, too - according to the Supreme Court @MoveToAmend

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      3.  ❌ 🗳 2018  🇺🇸 2020  🗳‏ @babysgramma Feb 27
        Replying to @unifytheusa1 @WSJ @MoveToAmend

        Stronger companies that means more employed. That means more people are working and get salaries. How is that money-grubbing and selfish?

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      4. unifytheusa‏ @unifytheusa1 Feb 27
        Replying to @babysgramma @WSJ @MoveToAmend

        Money-grubbing and selfish are what's required of corporations as their number one objective is to provide returns to shareholder investors. Employing people is sometimes a necessary expense that is often avoided or mitigated by off-shoring or automation or outsourcing

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