A new revelation of tax troubles could trip up the already wobbly nomination of Rep. Hilda Solis, D-El Monte, to be Secretary of Labor. USA Today discovered that on Wednesday Solis' husband paid about $6,400 in back taxes to settle a lien on his auto repair business. On Thursday, a vote on her nomination was put on hold. White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Solis remains the president's choice for the job.
Were Solis to withdraw her name, a whole host of California politicians would be stuck doing the jobs they were recently elected to do.
Feb 5, 2009
A tax on the White House
Labels:
bad decision-making,
barack obama,
gil cedillo,
judy chu,
rep. hilda solis,
taxes
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