Harry Hutchison, director of policy for ACLJ, tells host Jordan Sekulow that Kamala Harris’ $50K business tax credit plan will surely have a negative impact on small businesses.
Hutchison argues that the plan will burden small business owners with unsustainable debt and fail to address the root issues hindering economic growth. He dissects the issue further.
The Official ACLJ says that according to reports, Hunter Biden lived at the home in Wilmington, Del., where classified documents from his father’s time as vice president were found in three separate places. Did he have access to the sensitive material?
Furthermore, ACLJ reports the Penn-Biden Center and the University of Pennsylvania received billions in donations from the Chinese Communist Party, in some cases, to do their sinister bidding. Here’s more.
Harry Hutchison, senior counsel and director of policy for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) says the left’s proposal regarding the IRS would lead to extreme overreach affecting the majority of Americans.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the IRS is proposing a $10,000 price-target tax dragnet on American bank accounts to trigger more audits, a move that doesn’t sit well with Hutchison and the ACLJ. “The Democrats want access to data with no probable cause, no warrant, no court order,” Hutchison says. “Basically, they say that every single thing that you do as an American citizen on a given day is subject to their approval.” He explains further.
