“As the largest pharmaceutical company in the country, Pfizer’s actions impact millions of Americans. The same year Pfizer got more than $10 billion from the GOP tax bill, their CEO got a massive 61 percent increase in executive compensation and a brand new $13 million sky villa in Sunny Isles Beach. They also got themselves a brand new luxury HQ atop a Manhattan skyscraper — all while jacking up prescription drug prices for millions of American families and cutting Alzheimers and Parkinsons research millions of Americans are depending on.”
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“Iowa Rep. Rod Blum's disapproval rating on taxes has gone from 28% to 40% since August, per a new Not One Penny study. And in Pennsylvania, Republicans backed off campaigning on the GOP tax plan in the final days ahead of the PA-18 special election. Progressive groups like Not One Penny are using this to argue that Democrats can win over voters if they make the argument that the tax law benefits millionaires, corporations and incumbent Republicans.”
“WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Monday, April 16, the day before Tax Day, U.S. Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) will host a TrumpTax Digital Town Hall with Tax March and Not One Penny. Senator Booker will discuss the disastrous impact the TrumpTax is having on middle-class families, and how the Republicans’ tax plan has lined the pockets of big pharmaceutical corporations while doing nothing for families struggling to pay higher drug costs.”
“On the same day that Republicans are clamoring for another round of tax cuts and highlighting their own rank hypocrisy by pushing a Balanced Budget Amendment, Conor Lamb officially joins the United States House of Representatives as its newest member. Republicans spent millions attacking Conor Lamb and propping up the GOP tax bill before they retreated and realized Pennsylvanians were not buying it.”
“Corker's tax vote also is the subject of a billboard in Nashville off Interstate 40 criticizing the senator over the vote. The billboards have a large black and white photograph of Corker's face and accuse him of voting for a tax bill to personally enrich himself.”