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Amazon hits back at Joe Biden for saying the company doesn't pay its fair share in taxes

Amazon, a successful capitalist company, has been in the crosshairs of Democrats for a while now. Remember when Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seemed to think she’d helped New York save $3 billion by chasing away a new Amazon distribution center that would have created 25,000 jobs, and that $3 billion (that didn’t exist) could be reinvested into the community?

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Joe Biden is now taking on Amazon, accusing the company of not paying its fair share.

Amazon wasn’t about to sit there and take that from Sleepy Joe:

If only Biden had known someone in Congress who could have amended the tax code.

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Thank goodness for Amazon while state governors have us all locked in our homes and afraid to go outside.


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