Conservative icon sees Trump poised to break 'first commandment of conservative politics'

“Many Republicans are signaling that the party might just break the first commandment of conservative politics,” according to a new report from The Atlantic. That commandment is raising taxes on the wealthy. The plan comes with heavy criticism from renowned conservative Grover Norquist. “It’s an inc...

Grover Norquist Can’t Believe What He’s Hearing

Is the GOP about to raise taxes?

On behalf of tax justice, the minister of the economy, Eric Lombard, has proposed to make "permanent" the contribution on the highest income voted in 2025. But the macroists oppose it.

This was stated by the Minister of Finance of Ukraine Sergey Marchenko at a meeting in the parliament.He stressed that no plans for fiscalization are being prepared, taxes are not expected to be raised, and this will be carried out in the conditions of current legislation. According to him, the nearest plan includes the preparation of a budget declaration for 2026, 2027, 2028, which will include a variety of scenarios, and those, respectively, t…