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Pain of Fiscal Cliff Averted, but Bigger Pain Ahead For Needy Wasn’t

Earl Ofari Hutchinson
The last minute deal to avert the fiscal cliff brought fiscal relief, but that relief will be short lived. A year ago GOP congressional leaders made clear that if they have their way they will weld the meat ax on vital domestic programs. In March, they will get their chance. This time they have the cover and leverage of the debt ceiling battle, and they will be under even fiercer pressure from conservatives not to make any more…
ContinueAdded by Earl Ofari Hutchinson on January 4, 2013 at 9:07am — No Comments
Poor First to Barrel over the Fiscal Cliff
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
President Obama took much heat a year ago when he floated a series of proposed budget cuts that would have slashed programs for the poor. The cuts would have reduced funding or eliminated out right community service block grants that fund an array of community education, health and social service programs in poor, underserved, largely inner-city neighborhoods, cut programs in science, technology, youth mentoring programs, and…
ContinueAdded by Earl Ofari Hutchinson on December 26, 2012 at 11:49am — No Comments
Urban League President Discusses Talks with President Obama on the Fiscal Cliff’s Impact on Poor and Minorities
In an exclusive interview on The Hutchinson Report on KTYM 1460 AM Radio and streamed globally on ktym.com, on Friday, December 7, 9:30 AM PST, Marc Morial, National Urban League President, discusses recent White House talks he had with President Obama on the impact of the fiscal cliff and pending budget cuts on minorities and the poor. Morial details the proposals that the Urban League put forth to deal with the potential crisis in…
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Why the Poor Pay Far More than Romney
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
Every study of taxes and taxation has been virtually unanimous that GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney got it dead wrong that millions of poor and working people pay no taxes and in essence leech off the system. The taxes that the 47 percent that Romney blew off as tax losers pay are for Medicare, Social Security, payroll taxes, and excise taxes. They pay a far higher percentage of the state taxes than the top 1…
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VP Ryan--A Nightmare for the Poor and Minorities
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
In an apparent off the cuff remark, Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan gushed that he thought it was a “cool thing” that an African-American was president. But Ryan’s rapture with President Obama didn’t last past the first sentence. In the next breath…
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Poverty Issue remains Missing on the Presidential Campaign Trail
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
Two reports issued the same day told of two appalling realities. One report on poverty was based on an AP survey. It found that the poor are getting poorer, and more numerous than at any time in the last half century. The other report from the Tax Justice Network found that the super-rich are getting richer, and they are…
ContinueAdded by Earl Ofari Hutchinson on July 23, 2012 at 8:49am — No Comments
GOP’s War on Phantom Voter Fraud Has One Aim-- the White House and Much More
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
The GOP’s relentless war on alleged rampant voter fraud targets, not thousands, as many critics have noted, but millions of eligible voters. To no surprise, the Brennan Center for Justice found that the majority of the five…
ContinueAdded by Earl Ofari Hutchinson on July 11, 2012 at 2:26pm — 1 Comment
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