the thread title says .2%
on $400K, that is in fact $800...
Is she still after that policy? She purposed it during her campaign. Now that she's dropped out and is a VP pick instead maybe her Medicare for all would be rolled back? Remember Trump talked a big game when he was campaigning too so he can standout. Joe Biden seems ambivalent.
You're right, Kamala's FTT seems to come from July 2019. Perhaps things have changed.
As a VP, I doubt she can get that through without Biden's approval. Assuming the guy can still put 2 sentences together after November.
Doesn't look like it would be too hard to get Biden's approval if the Dems hold the Senate.
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Sen. Harris also called for a financial transaction tax as a presidential candidate. Under her plan, there would be a 0.2% tax on stock trades, a 0.1% tax on bond trades, and a 0.002% tax on derivative transactions.