Daily Topics - Tuesday October 4th, 2016

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Coming up today on The Thom Hartmann Program:

- America...no longer "land of the free, home of the brave"

- What To Expect From Tim Kaine At the V.P. Debate - Mary Kay Henry, S.E.I.U.

- Pence Bet Big On Gaming...After Big Donations - David Sirota, International Business Times

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Luis_L.'s picture
Luis_L. 9 years 41 weeks ago
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One thing I have not heard in the discussion about Trump not paying taxes is that people who receive Unemployment Benefits and Social Security must pay income taxes on that money. In most cases the people don't earn enough on a yearly basis and get most of it back but the fact that they have to pay it is unconscionable.

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