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Sunday, April 21, 2019

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Cuomo goes to DC, gets earful from Trump about abortion and taxes& failing to open nassau otb on sunday april 21 2019

Sunday, April 21, 2019

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WASHINGTON – Gov. Andrew Cuomo went to the White House Tuesday to talk about the federal tax code with President Trump — and got an earful about New York’s high taxes and its new abortion law.
Cuomo is pushing for a revision of the new tax code, which limits state and local deductions (SALT) to $10,000.
“He did say he was open to discussing the SALT issue,” the governor said on WCBS radio afterward. “And the president did say he would like to see if he could put together a package of reforms together.”
But the White House said Trump “talked about the positive impacts” of the tax changes “and the president listened to the governor’s concerns regarding SALT.”
Trump also “reiterated the negative impact that high taxes in states like New York have on hardworking families and job creators” and discussed economic growth opportunities in the state such as fracking — which New York bans, said deputy press secretary Judd Deere.
“And the president raised his concerns to Governor Cuomo about Democrats’ support of late-term abortions,” he added.
Cuomo left without talking to waiting reporters.
Instead, on the radio show, he argued the administration has to take his concerns seriously because the House is now controlled by Democrats and “if they want to get any bill passed they’re going to have to get the Democratic Congress to support [it].”
Cuomo said he wasn’t surprised that abortion came up.
“Politically, the president always throws the same pitch. This is a president who governs by division. It started right from the very beginning, Muslim travel ban, rich versus poor, racial division, this is now political division,” he said. “He met with a Democratic governor so they feel constrained to reiterate their divisions with the Democrats.”
Earlier Tuesday, a spokesman for Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the Senate Finance Committee chairman, said there’s no chance the tax code will be changed to meet Cuomo’s concerns.
“The Senate Finance Committee won’t be revisiting the SALT deduction reforms made in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act …,” said the spokesman. “It’s ironic that the same Democrats who criticized the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts for supposedly benefiting only the wealthy are now advocating for a change in the law that would primarily benefit the wealthy.”
Cuomo said his biggest frustration with the president was on the lack of progress on the Gateway tunnel project, which the two discussed late last year.

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