WASHINGTON -- Continuing the attack on Mitt Romney’s leadership at Bain Capital, Democrats in the Senate tried to advance legislation Thursday that would end loopholes for companies that relocate overseas, and use the savings for a 20% tax break on businesses that bring operations back to the United States. The measure from President Obama’s economic “to do” list was blocked by a Republican filibuster, but the orchestrated message on outsourcing from the White House and its allies on the Hill is one that is expected to continue into the fall election. Democrats believe they have public opinion on their side on a broad array of tax issues that helps to frame...
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