Word: deductionism
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If the only baggage tying down American education was the weighty price of college tuition, then the President's tax cuts will do the trick. He wants to provide $1,500 per year for two years of post-high-school education and a $10,000 tax credit for college tuition...
From there, the candidates draft the playbooks. Clinton signs a bill guaranteeing new mothers 48 hours in the hospital, one last chance to catch her breath, a last night's sleep, courtesy of the President of the United States. It's hard to find any money to put away for...
The bill also creates a four-year trial program that will permit some 750,000 policyholders to open tax-deductible medical savings accounts to pay for such routine expenses as visits to the doctor. In return for the tax deduction, account holders must purchase insurance against serious illness. Participants will...
Even as the Senate was slashing the social safety net, the House swept through a cluster of popular health care reforms. The Kennedy-Kassebaum bill, which passed by a 421-2 margin and is headed for a similar reception in the Senate today, ensures portability of coverage from job to...
While the 1978 deduction might be characterized as a misunderstanding, the Clintons were even more aggressive in 1979. They made Whitewater payments totaling $12,490 that year and deducted all but $500 of it as itemized interest expenses described as "bank loans" and "Jim McDougal." Of their payments, $2,900...