Barron’s Washington Editor Jim McTague, looks at taxing hedge fund managers and talks about what he expects from Rupert Murdoch as the new owner of the Wall Street Journal -- and Barron's.
Hedge funds are good only when liberal democrats like John Edwards work for them or Schumer gets his money for the democrat campaign slush funds from the liberal fat cats. Raise taxes on carried interest by all means. More hypocrisy from the self appointed elite tribunes of the po folks.lol
Aug. 01 2007 02:21 PM
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Kevin
from NJ
Do you think the hedge fund managers would stop making money for themself and leave the business if they had to pay the proper tax rate.
Aug. 01 2007 10:41 AM
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Robert
from NYC
Isn't Chelsea Clinton a hedge fund manager?
Aug. 01 2007 10:36 AM
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Hedge funds are good only when liberal democrats like John Edwards work for them or
Schumer gets his money for the democrat campaign slush funds from the liberal fat cats.
Raise taxes on carried interest by all means.
More hypocrisy from the self appointed elite
tribunes of the po folks.lol
Do you think the hedge fund managers would stop making money for themself and leave the business if they had to pay the proper tax rate.
Isn't Chelsea Clinton a hedge fund manager?
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