Neal’s Ways & Means Power Outage
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Richard Neal and Rail Workers
Railroad employees have labored for years under harsh contracts that do not allow them to call in sick. Rail companies
Rep. Neal’s evolution from campaign finance reformer to corporate PACman
Once upon a time, when Rep. Richard Neal was a freshman and sophomore congressman, he cast some excellent votes for campaign finance reform.
Banking on Richie: Wall Street can always count on the gentleman from Springfield
In perhaps no area of federal policy has Rep. Richard Neal shown more allegiance to corporate special interests than on the issues of banking and financial regulation.
Rep. Neal Takes $200k in Campaign Contributions from Pharmaceutical Industry
Rep. Richard Neal has piled up mountains of campaign contributions after casting key votes that favor the drug industry.
Rep. Neal’s Support for Sugar Program Makes Him a Special Interest Sweetheart
Unlike the Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota, no sugar beets are grown in Massachusetts.
Rep. Neal throws shade on workers with record on trade
As a member of the Ways and Means Committee’s Trade Subcommittee, Rep. Neal has compiled an extremely corporatist record by supporting policies that have caused massive job losses
Rep. Neal’s Efforts to Undermine Retirement Security
On February 23, 2018 U.S. Rep. Richard Neal trumpeted his appointment to a new, Joint Select Committee on Solvency and Multiemployer Pensions.
Rep. Neal’s efforts to reform offshore corporate tax avoidance are a total failure
In 2016, the Joint Committee on Taxation estimated that there was $2.6 trillion in “earnings of foreign subsidiaries of U.S. corporations held offshore” – up from $2.3 trillion in 2012.
Rep. Neal’s poor record on media and telecommunications policies
Rep. Richard Neal has cast some key votes in the area of media and telecommunications policy that have proved extremely detrimental to his constituents.