
TAX REVOLT, Part Three: The Broken Promise That Changed America
A president took a stand on taxes. It radicalized the Republican Party.
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A president took a stand on taxes. It radicalized the Republican Party.
Economist Art Laffer was the intellectual backbone of every Republican tax cut, including Trump’s. Laffer’s advice: Don’t bother fighting the rich anymore, they’ve already won.
How a small group of economists shaped Reagan’s tax policy and the future of the Republican party.
The leader of California’s tax revolt launched a populist revolution to limit his state’s property taxes. The movement evolved beyond his wildest dreams.
As Trump’s new tax bill advances, The Lever is releasing a four-part miniseries revealing how the anti-tax movement came to dominate Washington.
The leader of one of America’s largest unions says that inflation concerns are legitimate but argues that it’s time to end the era of free trade.
Delaware just passed a bill to prevent CEOs like Elon Musk from leaving their state. Lawyers and legislators sound the alarm about what this means for the rest of us.
The president just fired antitrust regulators investigating his corporate boosters. The Lever speaks with one of them about why he’s now taking Trump to court.
Rohit Chopra and other experts discuss how technology is changing reality and what can be done to stop it.
The Democratic Party has lost the trust of working-class voters. This congressman says he has the key to winning them back.