Reps. Carter, Titus Introduce EDUCATE Act
helps guarantee that local economies, not just large corporations, benefit from new jobs, new businesses, and new research
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helps guarantee that local economies, not just large corporations, benefit from new jobs, new businesses, and new research
cuts the cost of manufactured homes, blocks corporate investors from buying up single-family homes, locks in disaster
actions, but because Washington chose to shield corporations instead of victims,” said Rep. Moore. “The Auto Bailout Accident
among the most vulnerable — it is among the corporations and insurers who exploit the system for profit. This
they’ve made it even worse—adding more corporate giveaways, cutting energy assistance for seniors, and attacking programs
massive tax breaks to billionaires and the largest corporations. That kind of policymaking isn’t just misguided
they shouldn’t be collateral damage in a corporate accounting maneuver. This legislation restores the original promise Congress
Director, Picayune Main Street, Inc. "Sankofa Community Development Corporation is excited about the Capacity Building for Business Districts … Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Sankofa Community Development Corporation. “By strengthening existing place-making efforts and serving
dollars in tax breaks to billionaires and large corporations. Simply put- this is cruel, inhumane and wrong. “Connor
District while giving billionaires and big corporations massive tax breaks. That’s not leadership—that’s a betrayal
ignored while big corporations get a free pass. Denka has put people’s health at risk … Americans should not be sacrificed in favor of corporate interests. Our constituents, and particularly impacted fenceline communities, deserve
massive tax breaks to billionaires and big corporations. “This budget is not about fiscal responsibility; it’s about … wealthy and leaving everyday Americans behind. It rewards corporate donors and the wealthiest few with trillions
hand out massive tax cuts that overwhelmingly benefit corporations and the ultra-wealthy—while everyday Americans
National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) to restore intercity passenger rail service along