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rs as well. After Sanders' upset win in Michigan, there were a number of predictable responses, portraying Sanders' views as simplistic — much like Donald Trump's, get it? — such as this from Washington EFTA00829692 Monthly's blog, pointing out that Michigan's industrial decline started well before NAFTA — a

n all the big battleground states — Ohio, Florida, Virginia — as well as find some blue states they can flip to red. EFTA00829688 Inline image 2 Trump claims he is bringing in so many new voters to the Republican fold that he can win traditionally blue states, like New Jersey, Michigan or even New

that they are used to engender fear. Both Republicans and Democrats would like you to think that this is all about Donald Trump. But long before The Donald entered the political landscape fear was liberally promoted in movies such as Birth of a Nation, to John Wayne westerns, to the propaganda films of

cannot think in terms of bringing in Michigan." Trump's reasoning is based on his belief that he will win

nd dividends at the same rates as wages saving more than $84 billion a year; or • Closing 23 tax loopholes in former House Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp's Tax Reform Act of 2014 which would free up an average of $79.3 billion a year; or • Decreasing 14 percent of the nation's FY2o15 $578 billion mi

likely to be limited to keeping the government funded beyond the expiration of the current continuing resolution on December 9, 2016. President-elect Trump and the Republican Congress are certain to provide ambitious policy agendas with plenty of proposals to analyze and the need for significant legislat

this front is far from certain. Republican House losses in the election were minimized for a number of reasons, including the Republican turnout for Donald Trump, the relatively static map created by the post-2010 redistricting process, and highly localized campaigns run by Republican House Members in marginal

over an eight-year period. This is the same tax treatment of accumulated foreign earnings called for under former Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp’s (R-MI) Tax Reform Act of 2014. But in a departure from the Camp bill, the Blueprint also callsfor a move to a destination-basis tax system, under

reform OK, maybe it’s not as inevitable as death and taxes, but some form of corporate tax reform seems likely. It is a stated priority of President Trump and has widespread Congressional support. We here focus on four components that could have big equity implications. We assess the impacts at a market

x reform seems likely. It is a stated priority of President Trump and has widespread Congressional support. We here

-cash portion), with the remainder taxed at the US corporate tax rate, Le. 35%(1-75%) = 8.75% and 35%(1-90%) = 3.5%. This methodology was proposed by Dave Camp’s (former chairman of the House Committee on Ways and Means) Tax Reform Act of 2014. : : Bankof America 6 Equity Strategy Focus Point | 29 January 201