Sinema Received Over $500K From Private Equity Before Shielding Industry From Tax Hikes

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'Shame on Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, who had to be dragged kicking and screaming across the finish line, carrying water for her private equity overloads to the bitter end,' said EricaPaynePM of PatrioticMills.

last week, amid reports of Sinema's plans to undermine her party's efforts to hike taxes on corporations and the wealthy, that Wall Street is"getting a huge return on their investment."

Sinema, who for over a year has blocked Democratic ambitions to raise taxes, raised objections on Saturday, according to two people with knowledge of the matter, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private talks. The senator argued that, without changes to the bill, small and medium-sized businesses that happen to be owned by private equity firms would be exposed to the tax, violating a Democratic pledge to hike taxes only on the largest firms.

Nevertheless, the newspaper noted,"the last-minute changes mark a significant victory for the private equity industry and an estimated savings of $35 billion over the next decade."

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EricaPaynePM PatrioticMills Well at least this repulsive political opportunist has loyalty to someone, if not her constituents and her country. cancelKsytenSinema, selloutKrystenSinemsa exposeSinemacorruption,

EricaPaynePM PatrioticMills Someone still needs to investigate funding Sinema received running for Senate. And, someone must monitor how she spends the millions she's earning as a Senator. Additionally to personal gain, is she possibly a piggy bank for Stein & friends?

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