claim: "republicans fought to protect tax loopholes for corporations that send our jobs overseas."
author: seiu
evidence_1: oct 16, 2010 ... "but for years, our tax code has actually given billions of dollars in tax breaks that  encourage companies to create jobs and profits in other countries," said obama.  "i want to close those tax ... but republicans in washington have consistently  fought to keep these corporate loopholes open. over the last four ...
evidence_2: sep 16, 2014 ... it plays to americans' economic woes and fits into the recent discussions about  corporate tax reform, following burger king's merger with a canadian ... and in  louisiana, the liberal senate majority pac ran an ad that said the koch brothers  want to "protect tax cuts for companies that ship our jobs overseas.
evidence_3: may 17, 2016 ... donald trump says he'll bring jobs back to the us but his republican party is  responsible for jobs being outsourced and moved to other countries in the ...  republicans opposed legislation that closed tax loopholes that encourage  companies to move american jobs overseas in order to pay for protecting ...
evidence_4: 5 days ago ... the tax cuts and jobs act remains a moving target, with congressional  republicans horse-trading different provisions into and out of the bill and work ...  foreign profits at a very low rate, and likely move the country to a territorial tax  system, wherein companies pay taxes on profits generated in the united ...
evidence_5: sep 9, 2015 ... kelly ayotte “supported tax breaks for companies that shipped jobs overseas,  instead of protecting new hampshire jobs.” ... jct also said economic research  is “inconclusive” as to whether total u.s. employment is reduced or increased by  sending some work overseas where it can be done more cheaply.