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Nothing worth
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They say

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Is ever easy to
achieve

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And whether
thats raising
family

Family

Or building a
business

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We deserve a
fair shot

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Minnesota
Democrats get
that

So whether its
fighting for paid
family leave
And affordable
child care

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Minnesota
Democrats
Paid Family
Leave &
Affordable
Child Care

HF 3931 Created
A Paid Family Leave Plan
In Minnesota. In May
2016 in an article about
the omnibus tax bill, MPR
reported that "The
proposal was approved as
part of a tax bill that
passed 37-30. It would
provide partial
replacement wages for up
to 12 weeks for after the

birth of a child or to assist

with a family members
extended illness." [MPR
News, 05/11/2016]

Or closing
loopholes big
corporations get

Downtown
skyline

So small
businesses can
succeed

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paying for
locally made
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Minnesota
Democrats
Closing
Corporate
Loopholes
Minnesota

Governor Daytons 2016

Tax Proposal Included
Child Care Affordability
Measures. In March 2016,
Minnesota Budget Bites
reported that In his
budget, Dayton also
proposes a $47 million
expansion of the Child and
Dependent Care Tax
Credit in FY 2017. This
credit is overdue for an
update, as it hasnt kept up
with the rising costs of
child careDaytons
proposal would increase
the maximum amount of
credit families can qualify
for, and increase the
income to qualify up to
$112,000 for families with
one child and $124,000 for
families with two children.
[Minnesota Budget Bites,
3/15/2016]
In May 2013 The DFL
Passed The 2013
Omnibus Tax BIll. The
DFL passed the 2013
omnibus tax bill, on May
19, 2013. [HF 677, House
Journal 6296, 05/19/13]

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Democrats
Helping Small
Business

HF 677 Created A
Fourth Tier
Income Bracket
For The Richest
Minnesotans And
Closed Corporate
Loopholes. In May
2013 in an article
about taxes Politics
in Minnesota wrote,
The proposal
raises that revenue
through a fourth tier
income tax bracket
at 9.85 percent on
the top 2 percent of
wage earners, a
$1.60 per-pack
cigarette tax
increase, the
application of the
sales tax to some
business services,
and the closing of
some corporate
loopholes. [Politics
in Minnesota,
05/20/13]
The DFL Passed HF 729,
Which Included $30
Million For The
Minnesota Investment
Fund. In May 2013 in an
article about jobs and
energy Politics in

Minnesota wrote, The bill

provides $30 million for the
Minnesota Investment
Fund (MIF) to help
companies either locate or
expand in the state.
[Politics in Minnesota,
05/16/13]
The DFL Passed HF 729,
Which Reduced The Rate
Employers Pay For
Unemployment Services.
In May 2013 in an article
about jobs and energy
Politics in Minnesota
wrote, Mahoney noted
that the bill reduces the
rate that employers pay for
the unemployment
insurance at a savings of
$346 million for the 20142015 biennium. [Politics in
Minnesota, 05/16/13]
Minnesota
Democrats are
fighting so we
get one
And thats how
Minnesota
Democrats are
working to create
opportunities for
us all

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