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If there are any republican commentators willing to defend this policy I'd love to hear their reasoning. This one does seem, almost objectively, evil imo.

• swebs 6y ago
  Where are you getting this bizarre assumption that the average Republican commentator would side with Intuit here?
  • minikites 6y ago
    It's not a bizarre assumption, it's an easily verified fact: https://slate.com/business/2012/04/grover-norquist-and-h-r-block-the-unholy-alliance-of-tax-prep-firms-and-conservative-activists-to-make-your-taxes-even-more-complicated.html https://slate.com/business/2012/04/grover-norquist-and-h-r-b...
    • Izkata 6y ago
      A single lobby is not "the average Republican"... I was hoping for at least a poll of some sort.
    • jonfw 6y ago
      There isn't anything that verifies your argument in that link, FYI
  • klmadfejno 6y ago
    Its a predominantly republican politician led position. Likely not mainstream among actual constituents, just corruption among the politicians. But if there are any who can defend the practice, I'm interested to hear.