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Parker Reynolds
I have worked as a policy professional in Washington DC for over two years, mainly with the US Congress. Previously, I worked as a defense and foreign policy analyst for three years in Connecticut. I am a graduate of the University of Kentucky and follow their basketball team religiously.
Studies have demonstrated that highly-skilled immigrants are strong drivers of economic growth. Therefore, we must encourage immigrants to stay in America and not force them back home.
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In order to increase jobs, the government must implement a tax policy that encourages corporations to hire and spend.
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- 8 months ago
Our focus is centered on who should be the next president, but what about the process of how we choose that person? Americans Elect offers an innovative online solution.
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- 8 months ago
When the new budget super committee is formed, those "lucky" enough to be chosen have a lot of tough choices to make in order to get us back to the high point we saw in the 1990's.
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- 9 months ago
Secretly and randomly selecting legislators to be on the new debt committee is the best way to create a group that actually makes funding cuts with the country's best interest in mind.
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The Buffett Rule makes the tax system fairer to poor, middle class, and wealthy citizens. Why should doctors and lawyers pay more than hedge fund managers?
Parker Reynolds Rich folks do pretty well, but are also responsible for covering the cost of many of the programs that are enjoyed by everybody. The top 5 percent of taxpayers, that's everyone with a gross income of $154,643 are responsible for 59 percent of a...