Martin Tea Party Committee: Jonathan Chait (unintentionally) lays out the case for ending the Hollywood tax cuts.

Jonathan Chait (unintentionally) lays out the case for ending the Hollywood tax cuts.

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ed: This proposal is brilliant, even if it serves only to show the folly of the "pay their fair share" crowd.

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Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Jonathan Chait (unintentionally) lays out the case for ending the Hollywood tax cuts.

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