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Billionaires to Trump and other 2020 candidates: Please tax us

Posted on June 24, 2019, Updated:June 24, 2019 by RSS Robot
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Nineteen billionaires release a letter asking the 2020 presidential candidates to support a tax on America’s richest families.
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