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In this guest blog from Hedrick Smith, the Pulitzer Prize winning journalist explains how corporations have used their political influence to preserve loopholes in the tax codes.  "Inversions, promoted by Wall Street banks that pocketed $1 billion in fees, are the newest gimmick in a long-term trend that has eroded America’s corporate tax base," Smith writes.  "Since the 1950s, the corporate share of federal tax revenues has fallen steeply from over 30% to just 10% percent today – thanks, not only to a lower corporate tax rate but to $1.2 trillion in corporate tax loopholes passed by Congress."  See more at ReclaimTheAmericanDream.org.