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No, because Intuit is still going to keep lobbying against it.
by actually_a_dog 5y ago
No, because Intuit is still going to keep lobbying against it.
- anm89 5y agoNot sure why this is downvoted. This is factually accurate and a major factor in why we haven't seen tax reforms.
- actually_a_dog 5y agoTake a look at my comment history for the past 2 weeks if you want to see a bunch more unexplainable downvotes. I've also been repeatedly IP banned multiple times during the same period, sometimes even multiple times a day, which has never happened before. I don't spam requests to the site, and haven't changed my browsing habits a whit. I've emailed admin and they won't even acknowledge me as a human. It's pretty maddening, actually.
- chrisbennet 5y agoNot sure what's going with your account but I upvoted you.
- WarOnPrivacy 5y agoI logged back in just to do that. Downvotes should cost.
- corpo_punisho 5y agoHow has the influence of lobbying been counteracted in other cases?
- kadoban 5y agoIn general, it hasn't. Unless there are at least competing interests with similar sized bank accounts or a _very_ strong and _very_ vocal preference from voters, lobbying wins. We've legalized bribery in America, we just call it something else.