ICYMI, former U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) spoke with WNTK-FM’s Peter St. James about the critical importance of preserving America’s globally competitive corporate tax rate […]
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LISTEN: Senator Blanche Lincoln Talks Critical Need to Preserve Competitive Corporate Rate on KHOW’s “The Ross Kaminsky Show”
ICYMI, former United States Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) appeared on KHOW’s “The Ross Kaminsky Show” to discuss the critical need to preserve America’s globally competitive corporate tax rate […]
“As the Virus Makes a Comeback, It’s Not the Time to Raise the Corporate Tax”
Increasing corporate taxes will hurt working families and small businesses and put American businesses at a global competitive disadvantage […]
LISTEN: Senator Blanche Lincoln Highlights the Harm of a Corporate Rate Hike on WGIR’s “New Hampshire Today”
ICYMI, former U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) appeared on WGIR’s “New Hampshire Today” to discuss the harm of a corporate rate hike […]
RATE Coalition Reacts to Reconciliation Proposal
Former United States Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) today released the following statement on behalf of the RATE Coalition […]
“Corporate tax hike to hit middle-class Americans, study shows”
“Majority of taxpayers who would bear brunt of hike would have incomes below $500K” […]
“A corporate tax hike would harm businesses and workers”
As Congress discusses the various ways to fund vital infrastructure investments, I hope my former colleagues will be mindful of the harm a corporate tax hike would impose on job-creating businesses and the workers they employ. […]
“How Corporate Tax Cuts Benefit Working People”
“After the tax cuts went into effect, the U.S. economy boomed, with increased capital investment, more jobs, and more income growth” […]
“Corporate tax increase is a ticket overseas for American manufacturing”
“It is important that lawmakers use every policy available to support and restore American manufacturing. That should start with ensuring the U.S. tax code positions industry to compete globally” […]
