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FTA: >> That morning, Frommer polled his colleagues in the Assembly and found they were a vote short. No Republicans would vote for the bill, and some Democrat
by quasse 7y ago
FTA:
>> That morning, Frommer polled his colleagues in the Assembly and found they were a vote short. No Republicans would vote for the bill, and some Democrats would vote ‘no’ too.
>> Once again, Intuit had blocked ReadyReturn.
It's definitely an Intuit thing, but being bought by Intuit seems to be a majority Republican thing.
- ars 7y ago> but being bought by Intuit seems to be a majority Republican thing. That's not what the article says though. It says Intuit bought Grover Norquist, who then caused Republicans to vote against it (but not because of money they got). And it says: "In 2007, Eric Cantor (a Republican leader) and Zoe Lofgren (a Democrat from Silicon Valley) had introduced a bill to ban return-free filing. Both received contributions from Inuit."