The pumpkins have been put away, the Butterballs are selling fast, and the Philadelphia Eagles are in a futile hunt for a Wildcard spot in the NFL playoffs. Thanksgiving is almost here! But before digging in on the stuffing and cranberry sauce, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) would love to serve you a healthy helping of Taxpayer Turkeys. Given the soaring national debt and out-of-control regulations, there was no shortage of options this year (but a shortage of everything else). But we did manage to narrow it down to three: Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D–Minn.), Sen. Tom Cotton (R–Ark.), and Baltimore City’s State Attorney Marilyn Mosby.

As the Biden administration struggles to pass its destructive tax policies through Congress, 136 countries took a step backward when they agreed to a 15% global corporate minimum tax. In essence, this agreement will deter companies from bringing businesses to low-tax nations by ensuring that there are no more low-tax nations. This is especially foolish during a global supply chain crisis that could stretch on for months.

Negotiations in Washington continue on how to pare down the $3.5 trillion tax-and-spend reconciliation bill to a point where it’s acceptable to both hyper progressive and blue dog Democrats. As such, some of the more egregious taxes and spending items are reportedly being stripped out of the new text during talks. Unfortunately, it does not appear that the idea of a wealth tax is on the chopping block. This is a shame considering the proposal would hamper investment and is almost certainly unconstitutional.