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

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Kuan Yu Cheong
8 years ago

Stop this madness!

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Ghadir Ayache
8 years ago

Ghadir

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Jonathan Sherman
8 years ago

Vote NO

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Ghadir Ayache
8 years ago

Ghadir

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Ghadir Ayache
8 years ago

Ghadir

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Christopher Johns
8 years ago

Kill this bill!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

But why though????

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Vernon Chan
8 years ago

The bill just went into public on Nov 2. Such a impactful bill should not be passed just in 2 weeks.

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Tuan le
8 years ago

Dear Sir or Madam, Please reconsider this bill.

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Nancy Sinkoff
8 years ago

The tax "plan" is merely a handout to the rich. Do they have to have EVERYTHING in our society?

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Anna Nath
8 years ago

Don’t kill graduate education!

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Yikun Xian
8 years ago

Strongly opposed to the crazy and unreasonable tax reform!

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Hainan Zhang
8 years ago

Graduate Workers are underpay, now our President even cut our pay. What else is more important than treating well to graduate workers as bridges between students and professors?

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Aditi Manke
8 years ago

This bill completely ruins my financial stability in this country.

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David Caronia
8 years ago

This country needs to produce the top performing academics and professionals to remain economically competitive on the global scale. This tax plan will price out graduate students from pursing advanced degrees to lead the way of new technologies and innovations. If graduate students are unable to afford their education and are unable to support their basic needs, they will no longer pursue advanced education. This bill will provide long run consequences by losing AMERICAN talent, and giving the economic competitive edge to foreign countries. This plan will be detrimental to AMERICAN society and economic longevity.

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Thu Nguyen
8 years ago

This type of tax does not help America great again at all but hinder the reasearch development of this country

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Xiachen Fang
8 years ago

It's a huge mistake to cut the grad stipend, which hugely discourages those talented students all over the world from doing research in US.

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Nattawan Junboonta
8 years ago

Please vote No on the tax bill.

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Dirk Vanderklein
8 years ago

Cutting grad stipends is not going to help the US stay competitive in the sciences.

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Yuhan
8 years ago

work with union to fight for our benefits