“Donny the Tax March Chicken”
From a press release:
“As Republicans in Congress begin to move forward with a plan to slash taxes for the wealthiest Americans, a diverse coalition of labor unions, grassroots organizations, and economic justice advocates are demanding that President Donald Trump not only release his returns, but drop his plan to cut taxes for corporations and the wealthiest Americans.
President Trump’s failure to disclose his tax returns breaks with decades of precedent and leaves the American people in the dark about his potential compromising business ties with foreign adversaries like Russia and how his administration’s policies might benefit his bottom line.
The Tax March in Washington, D.C., will begin with a rally outside the U.S. Capitol before proceeding past the Trump International Hotel — a living embodiment of one of Trump’s biggest conflicts of interests — and the IRS building.
Tens of thousands of Americans will also gather in more than 100 other cities across the country to demand that Trump immediately release his full returns and come clean with American people about his business dealings, financial entanglements, and myriad conflicts of interest.
For more information, please visit www.TaxMarch.org.
What: Washington D.C. Tax March Speaking Program and March
When: Saturday, April 15. Speaking program to begin at 12 PM ET. March to begin around 1 PM ET.
Where: Speaking program will take place at the West Front of the Capitol Building.
Speakers:
Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR)
Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA)
Congressman Jamie Raskin (D-MD)
Demos President Heather McGhee
NETWORK Executive Director Sister Simone Campbell; PICO National Network Political Director Bishop Dwayne Royster; Rabbi Nehama Benmosche of Machar: The Washington Congregation for Secular Humanistic Judaism
Public Citizen Vice President of Legislative Affairs Lisa Gilbert
A very special guest from Comedy Central’s “The President Show”
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