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May 23, 2023CommentaryOregonians must protect one of the few taxes on extreme wealth
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May 17, 2023News ReleaseMassive tax rebates for the super-rich is not in the best interest of Oregonians
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May 4, 2023End the tax break pampering wealthy investors
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