NFL Unhappy With Proposed Tax Reforms Ending Billions In Subsidies

Given that Walmart is the largest private employer in the U.S. and has come under fire for its wages, which force many employees onto public assistance, its executive pay practices have come into question. Aside from the taxpayer-subsidized performance pay, taxpayers are estimated to spend $7.8 billion a year subsidizing the retailer and the Walton family, according to an April report from Americans for Tax Fairness.

Would it be beneficial to taxpayers if Walmart employees took a knee?

11/6/178:12 PM

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direstraitsOld Faithful

Let the NFL franchise owners either build their own stadiums, or rent first tier college stadiums. Either will reduce their bottom line. NFL players share a portion of the profits at years end. Give'm bupkis.

11/6/178:20 PM

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