Have the liberals ever actually thought about what they are doing?

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Liberals:

Big Corporations need to pay their fair share of taxes, they get too many tax breaks!

$430 Billion Dollar Bill:

To help offset the plan's massive spending, it would reduce the US deficit through a new 15-percent minimum tax on companies with profits of $1 billion or more -- a move targeting some that now pay far less.

Also Liberals:

CHIPS bill: Introduced in House (06/11/2020) This bill establishes investments and incentives to support U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, research and development, and supply chain security. Specifically, the bill provides an income tax credit for semiconductor equipment or manufacturing facility investment through 2026

$430 Billion Bill:

Billions of dollars in tax credits would also go to some of the country's worst-polluting industries to help their transition to greener methods

Tax credits are extended for energy production and investment in technologies including wind, solar and geothermal energies. The investment tax credit also now applies to battery storage and biogas.

Tax credits would be created or extended for additional technologies and energy sources including nuclear energy, hydrogen energy coming from clean sources, biofuels and technology that captures carbon from fossil fuel power plants.

Many of the incentives also contain bonuses for companies based on how much they pay their workers and offer credits for manufacturing their steel, iron and other components in the U.S.

A tax credit would be expanded for energy efficiency in commercial buildings.

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Same thing happened with 0BaMa... Solyndra rings a bell... They are paying off those on the left who supported them. In the end, nothing will be done for America.. It is a huge money waste.


Remember all the money wasted on Algae for fuel in 0BaMa's regime? They made the government use it for navy ships Pure Bull Shit give away to funnel our tax dollars to the fake greenie pie in the sky pretend future.

While it may sound far-fetched, the U.S. Navy in September ordered more than 150,000 gallons of ship and jet fuel from Solazyme and the company received a $21.8 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy last year to build a new refinery in Riverside, Penn., to help push production to commercial levels.

The U.S. military hopes to run 50 percent of its fleet on a mixture of renewable fuels and nuclear power by 2020. As part of this drive, the Department of Defense has been investing in companies like Solazyme to help jump-start the young industry.


 
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