The alliance emerges in direct opposition to President Joe Biden, who is pushing trillions of dollars in spending on a slew of economy-overhauling projects, to be paid for in large part by raising rates on corporations and the richest Americans.
The coalition of 28 industry groups, which have locked arms under the name "America's Job Creators for a Strong Recovery," argues that hiking taxes on corporations and other businesses will hamper the U.S. economy in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.on infrastructure and a slew of other projects that will be paid for in large part by raising rates on corporations and the richest Americans.has already started to research its counter-messaging efforts nationally.
"The record tax hikes that Democrats are seeking to ram through could not come at a worse time for America's job creators who are just beginning to recover from a crippling pandemic," said Eric Hoplin, president and CEO of the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors, which is leading the new coalition.
"The pandemic has taxed individually and family owned businesses enough — taxing them again while they are still struggling to recover just goes too far," said Chris Smith, the executive director of another group called the Main Street Employers Coalition.
in other words we want free infrastructure to get rich off of but we aint paying for it
Part of the problem.