> It's funny you can take something that every major multinational company does and slap "Tesla" on it and then write a whole news story. What's your alternati

> It's funny you can take something that every major multinational company does and slap "Tesla" on it and then write a whole news story. What's your alternative? Never write about these practices after the first instance gets an article? IMHO, it's newsworthy that a particular company does this, and the exploitation of tax loopholes is an evergreen topic until those loopholes disappear or cease being controversial. > There seems to be bipartisan support for it working this way, in fact. Is there actual affirmative bipartisan support for this, or a lack of sufficient support or ability to push a change through our dysfunctional congress? With the filibuster and Republican attitudes about taxes, I'm sure any change would have to clear a super-majority.