Abdul El-Sayed Says Wealthy Should 'Pay Their Fair Share' But Appears To Take Advantage of Tax 'Loophole' Used by John Edwards, Accountants Say
Sayed paid himself a $64k 'salary' and more than $100k in 'member draw' through consulting firm, a structure often used to reduce Medicare and Social Security taxes
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed says that, if elected, he will work to "build a tax system that's fair for working people and makes billionaires pay their fair share." Yet his latest financial disclosure and tax return suggest the wealthy candidate, who is in the top 1 percent of Michigan earners, is taking advantage of an obscure tax loophole—derided since then-Democratic vice presidential hopeful John Edwards used it in 2004—in order to lower his own tax burden, accountants told the Washington Free Beacon.
James Talarico Voted Against Bills Targeting CCP Influence in Texas, Including Popular Measure Barring Chinese Nationals From Buying Farmland
Talarico's only tweet on China touted a 'resolution condemning anti-Asian hate speech' like the term 'China Virus'
MS LIMBO: Israel-Bashing MS NOW Host Ayman Mohyeldin Twists in the Wind After His Third Show Is Canceled in Four Years
The beleaguered news personality has no new role at the network and has significantly dialed down the anti-Israel rhetoric in his on-air guest appearances and on social media
Analysis: Hasan Piker Whines Like Loser, Grovels Like Bitch
He called his Democratic critics 'Islamophobic pieces of shit.' Now he's begging…
You Must Be This Crazy To Lose a Democratic Primary in 2026
Francesca Hong barely missed the cut in Wisconsin
ALERT: The Brocialists Are Dandymaxxing
Move over, Bernie schlubs. The revolution has entered its peacock phase.
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With Troy Jackson at the Helm, Maine Senate Democrats' Campaign Arm Took Hundreds of Thousands From Corporate PACs and Lobbyists
Jackson is running against 'greedy corporations' and 'high-priced lobbyists'
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Fallen Cambridge Star Jason Arday’s ‘True Life’ Memoir Appears To Poach Life Events From His Favorite Soap Operas, ‘Spartacus,’ and ‘Forrest Gump’
A Free Beacon review of Arday’s memoir, out this week from Simon & Schuster, shows that his melodramatic autobiography tracks closely with plotlines from popular TV shows and movies
'You're the Man': Democratic Nominee in Tossup House Race Is Caught on Tape Buttering Up Hasan Piker and Groveling To Get on His Show
William Lawrence told Piker that his primary opponents—whom he would defeat—were 'carpetbagging war hawks'
Abdul El-Sayed To Headline Islamic Event Alongside Pakistani Cleric Who Forced His 13-Year-Old Niece Into Marriage, Was Denounced for ‘Pedophilic Rhetoric’
Tariq Masood urged his congregants to marry off their own female children and invoked Sharia law on the question of women’s education
EXCLUSIVE: Congress Moves To Prohibit Foreign Adversaries From Accessing Sensitive US National Labs, Citing Counterintelligence Threat
Chinese, Russian, Iranian, North Korean, and Cuban nationals have a history of stealing national security secrets. Lawmakers say it's past time to lock the door.