Senator Rand Paul Defends Apple Against HSGAC Subcommittee [Video]

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Posted May 21, 2013 at 4:54pm by iClarified

Take a look at this video of Senator Rand Paul strongly defending Apple against the HSGAC Subcommittee.

Sen. Rand Paul attends the Homeland Security and Government Affairs Subcommittee hearing that called for executives of Apple to testify on the companies tax practices. In the hearing, Sen. Paul defended the job-creating efforts Apple has made and lambasted his fellow Members for perpetuating a U.S. tax code that hinders corporate growth and productivity.

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Michael - May 21, 2013 at 5:36pm

The thing is - Apple has not cheated. They simply found ways to reduce their tax burden within the law. Everyone does that. I think congress needs to simplify the tax code rather the berate those who operate efficiently with it.

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lemon4611 - May 22, 2013 at 2:55am

@ Hater Your post is lacking facts and "this guy" is 100 % correct. The congress has a tax code out there that drives business out of the country and that's been case for decades. Apple has not cheated one bit but I bet you cheat on your taxes every year. Also, your grammar is as poor as the position that you have taken on this topic. Apple happens to be a perfect example of what once made America great.

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