Two of the top leaders in Congress, the speaker and the House Ways and Means Committee chairman, are running into stiff opposition to their border adjustment tax.One of the major “American First” issues that emerged with the election of President Trump and from which he has since distanced himself (i.e., labeling China a currency manipulator, reducing support for NATO, etc.) now finds itself withering for lack of support. That is the Border Adjustment Tax (BAT), also called the Destination-Based Cash Flow Tax by House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wisconsin) and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady (R-Texas), the ones carrying the torch on this issue. The Brady-Ryan plan called for: Replacing the corporate income tax with a 20 perc...

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