Apple posts Tim Cook’s and Peter Oppenheimer’s Senate opening statements Posted on Tuesday, May 21st, 2013 at 1:40 pm. PT Written by Jim Dalrymple You can view Tim’s and Peter’s statements as PDFs. 2 thoughts on “Apple posts Tim Cook’s and Peter Oppenheimer’s Senate opening statements” after a successful outing in the Senate. Apple will tackle the following: We are for comprehensive immigration reform so that more foreign engineers can come contribute to Tax system without getting any of the benefits. We would normally support Universal Healthcare to reduce taxes except than medical professionals wouldn’t buy iPads. We also would like to eliminate unions to reduce taxes but than teachers, pilots, and construction workers wouldn’t touch the ipads. We would reduce the military to reduce taxes but then who would enforce american laws overseas. blah blah blah. Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ
after a successful outing in the Senate. Apple will tackle the following: We are for comprehensive immigration reform so that more foreign engineers can come contribute to Tax system without getting any of the benefits. We would normally support Universal Healthcare to reduce taxes except than medical professionals wouldn’t buy iPads. We also would like to eliminate unions to reduce taxes but than teachers, pilots, and construction workers wouldn’t touch the ipads. We would reduce the military to reduce taxes but then who would enforce american laws overseas.
after a successful outing in the Senate. Apple will tackle the following:
We are for comprehensive immigration reform so that more foreign engineers can come contribute to Tax system without getting any of the benefits.
We would normally support Universal Healthcare to reduce taxes except than medical professionals wouldn’t buy iPads.
We also would like to eliminate unions to reduce taxes but than teachers, pilots, and construction workers wouldn’t touch the ipads.
We would reduce the military to reduce taxes but then who would enforce american laws overseas.
blah blah blah.