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From the House to the Senate! ​Trump's Tax Plan = 20% Pay Cut for Grad Employees

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Brian Mumper
8 years ago

Please protect the ability of lower and middle class Americans to pursue an advanced education. This bill would, without exaggeration, make that nearly impossible for many thousands of current graduate students in New Jersey alone.

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Virginia L Conn
8 years ago

This is a direct attack on our country's ability to produce an educated populace.

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Fanle Wei
8 years ago

This bill should have never passed!

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Jack Spielsinger
8 years ago

I stand with Rutgers TA's and GA's!!

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Aubrey Mae Headrick
8 years ago

I want to THRIVE after school, not suffer through and after.

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William McGovern
8 years ago

Yeah!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is a senseless decision which would make higher education and the resulting social mobility ,impossible. It looks like a ploy to curb scientific discourse in this country and keep the masses uneducated and uninformed.

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Maxwell Rogoski
8 years ago

This is an unconscienceable attack on higher education. I hope the Senate does not stoop to the venality of House Republicans. No individual making ~$30,000 a year deserves a 300-400% tax hike so multi-millionaires don't have to pay an estate tax, corporations bank more profit, or Wall Street financiers get a bigger bonus. Remember your duty as representatives calls upon you to serve a wider vision of the public good, not merely your campaign donors' pocket books.

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Kathleen Powell
8 years ago

Please denounce this tax plan for its undue tax burden on graduate students.

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Satyasikha Chakraborty
8 years ago

The GOP tax plan will make life impossible for graduate students teaching American students and contributing knowledge to American society

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Paul Fourounjian
8 years ago

Please do not tax many of these students out of university, since once graduated they will make wonderful taxpayers with higher incomes and job security.

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James Arrington
8 years ago

There are many abhorrent things that have been written into this bill, but signing any bill that hurts graduate students, and therefore graduate school research that greatly benefits our nation, most clearly shows a willingness to burn the country's future just for the sake of a bigger payday right now for a handful of the people.

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Alexander Lee
8 years ago

I oppose taxes that do not make sense.

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Ishank
8 years ago

This policy will curb innovation and research in States.

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Karan Dikshit
8 years ago

I oppose the taxation on fee waivers

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Skylar Chuang
8 years ago

Vehemently oppose the passing of such outrageous bill

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Connie Pascal
8 years ago

This bill will kill graduate school education and the US will cease to be competitive -

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Paul Hirschfield
8 years ago

Tuition remission is not income and absolutely should not be taxed.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This bill is ridiculous

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is absurd and ridiculous.