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I thought you read the OP?You equate failing at tax cuts to curing cancer?Trump could cure cancer and you’d still bitch and moan.
Give it a rest already.
Are you insane or just desperate?
How is it failing? All economic reports say it's quite a success.
tRump really didn't bring down taxes for workers. The vast majority of the cuts went to corporations and wealthy folks. The unemployment numbers have nothing to do with the failed tax cut scam, they are the continuation of a decade long trend.Then why did we give the wealthiest folks a raise? Why did they lie to us and tell us it would benefit the less fortunate? Why did you believe them when they said it would but still defend them now that we know it doesn't?Should they? Would you pay your lawn care company more money if you got a raise? How about your mechanic?That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
Given the fact more than 45% of our population pays no income tax at all, how would you give them an income tax break?
As for your other statistics, how many of those people who can't afford to pay their bills or can't afford a $400.00 expense have the latest smart phone? The newest video game? A newer car? How many are working over 40 hours a week or have two jobs?
So your statistics are worthless, because chances are those people are not practicing responsibility or bringing in as much money as they possibly can.
You kids don't make any sense at all.
The fact that we have more work than workers doesn't benefit the little guy?
The fact that Trump brought down taxes for workers doesn't benefit the little guy?
The only people government gives a raise to are government dependents and government workers. Taking less of somebody's money is not giving them a raise.
Not anymore. Obama and his economic malaise are gone.So, unemployment is a problem for a lot of folks?
So, unemployment is a problem for a lot of folks?Then why did we give the wealthiest folks a raise? Why did they lie to us and tell us it would benefit the less fortunate? Why did you believe them when they said it would but still defend them now that we know it doesn't?That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
Should they? Would you pay your lawn care company more money if you got a raise? How about your mechanic?
Given the fact more than 45% of our population pays no income tax at all, how would you give them an income tax break?
As for your other statistics, how many of those people who can't afford to pay their bills or can't afford a $400.00 expense have the latest smart phone? The newest video game? A newer car? How many are working over 40 hours a week or have two jobs?
So your statistics are worthless, because chances are those people are not practicing responsibility or bringing in as much money as they possibly can.
You kids don't make any sense at all.
One minor detail, you need to have a job in order to get that tax raise...dumbass.
Forty percent of workers say they don’t have $400 for an unexpected expense. Twenty percent can’t pay all of their monthly bills. More than a quarter of adults skipped needed medical care last year because they couldn’t afford it. A quarter of adults have no retirement savings.
Corporations got the biggest cut in history, their rate sledgehammered down from 35 percent to 21 percent. The rich reap by far the largest benefit from those tax cuts through 2027, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center. And by then, 53 percent of Americans—that is, workers, not rich people—will pay more than they did in 2017 because tax breaks for workers expire.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers predicted the corporate tax cut would put an extra $4,000 in every worker’s pocket. They swore that corporations would use some of their tax cut money to hand out raises and bonuses to workers. That never happened. Workers got a measly 6 percent of corporations’ tax savings. In the first quarter after the tax cut took effect, workers on average received a big fat extra $6.21 in their paychecks, for an annual total of a whopping $233. Corporations spent their tax breaks on stock buybacks, a record $1 trillion worth, raising stock prices, which put more money in the pockets of rich CEOs and shareholders.
That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
The untold story of Trump’s ‘booming’ economy
It's slowly trickling down. Wait for it now.
Forty percent of workers say they don’t have $400 for an unexpected expense. Twenty percent can’t pay all of their monthly bills. More than a quarter of adults skipped needed medical care last year because they couldn’t afford it. A quarter of adults have no retirement savings.
Corporations got the biggest cut in history, their rate sledgehammered down from 35 percent to 21 percent. The rich reap by far the largest benefit from those tax cuts through 2027, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center. And by then, 53 percent of Americans—that is, workers, not rich people—will pay more than they did in 2017 because tax breaks for workers expire.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers predicted the corporate tax cut would put an extra $4,000 in every worker’s pocket. They swore that corporations would use some of their tax cut money to hand out raises and bonuses to workers. That never happened. Workers got a measly 6 percent of corporations’ tax savings. In the first quarter after the tax cut took effect, workers on average received a big fat extra $6.21 in their paychecks, for an annual total of a whopping $233. Corporations spent their tax breaks on stock buybacks, a record $1 trillion worth, raising stock prices, which put more money in the pockets of rich CEOs and shareholders.
That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
The untold story of Trump’s ‘booming’ economy
It's slowly trickling down. Wait for it now.
Of course the article from you commie hate site isn't saying the vast majority of pay raises are going to lower income jobs. National average in wage growth was 3.2% where wages for lower income workers was 4.6%.
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Forty percent of workers say they don’t have $400 for an unexpected expense. Twenty percent can’t pay all of their monthly bills. More than a quarter of adults skipped needed medical care last year because they couldn’t afford it. A quarter of adults have no retirement savings.
Corporations got the biggest cut in history, their rate sledgehammered down from 35 percent to 21 percent. The rich reap by far the largest benefit from those tax cuts through 2027, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center. And by then, 53 percent of Americans—that is, workers, not rich people—will pay more than they did in 2017 because tax breaks for workers expire.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers predicted the corporate tax cut would put an extra $4,000 in every worker’s pocket. They swore that corporations would use some of their tax cut money to hand out raises and bonuses to workers. That never happened. Workers got a measly 6 percent of corporations’ tax savings. In the first quarter after the tax cut took effect, workers on average received a big fat extra $6.21 in their paychecks, for an annual total of a whopping $233. Corporations spent their tax breaks on stock buybacks, a record $1 trillion worth, raising stock prices, which put more money in the pockets of rich CEOs and shareholders.
That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
The untold story of Trump’s ‘booming’ economy
It's slowly trickling down. Wait for it now.
Of course the article from you commie hate site isn't saying the vast majority of pay raises are going to lower income jobs. National average in wage growth was 3.2% where wages for lower income workers was 4.6%.
.
link ..
Forty percent of workers say they don’t have $400 for an unexpected expense. Twenty percent can’t pay all of their monthly bills. More than a quarter of adults skipped needed medical care last year because they couldn’t afford it. A quarter of adults have no retirement savings.
Corporations got the biggest cut in history, their rate sledgehammered down from 35 percent to 21 percent. The rich reap by far the largest benefit from those tax cuts through 2027, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center. And by then, 53 percent of Americans—that is, workers, not rich people—will pay more than they did in 2017 because tax breaks for workers expire.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers predicted the corporate tax cut would put an extra $4,000 in every worker’s pocket. They swore that corporations would use some of their tax cut money to hand out raises and bonuses to workers. That never happened. Workers got a measly 6 percent of corporations’ tax savings. In the first quarter after the tax cut took effect, workers on average received a big fat extra $6.21 in their paychecks, for an annual total of a whopping $233. Corporations spent their tax breaks on stock buybacks, a record $1 trillion worth, raising stock prices, which put more money in the pockets of rich CEOs and shareholders.
That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
The untold story of Trump’s ‘booming’ economy
It's slowly trickling down. Wait for it now.
Forty percent of workers say they don’t have $400 for an unexpected expense. Twenty percent can’t pay all of their monthly bills. More than a quarter of adults skipped needed medical care last year because they couldn’t afford it. A quarter of adults have no retirement savings.
Corporations got the biggest cut in history, their rate sledgehammered down from 35 percent to 21 percent. The rich reap by far the largest benefit from those tax cuts through 2027, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center. And by then, 53 percent of Americans—that is, workers, not rich people—will pay more than they did in 2017 because tax breaks for workers expire.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers predicted the corporate tax cut would put an extra $4,000 in every worker’s pocket. They swore that corporations would use some of their tax cut money to hand out raises and bonuses to workers. That never happened. Workers got a measly 6 percent of corporations’ tax savings. In the first quarter after the tax cut took effect, workers on average received a big fat extra $6.21 in their paychecks, for an annual total of a whopping $233. Corporations spent their tax breaks on stock buybacks, a record $1 trillion worth, raising stock prices, which put more money in the pockets of rich CEOs and shareholders.
That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
The untold story of Trump’s ‘booming’ economy
It's slowly trickling down. Wait for it now.
Of course the article from you commie hate site isn't saying the vast majority of pay raises are going to lower income jobs. National average in wage growth was 3.2% where wages for lower income workers was 4.6%.
.
link ..
Forty percent of workers say they don’t have $400 for an unexpected expense. Twenty percent can’t pay all of their monthly bills. More than a quarter of adults skipped needed medical care last year because they couldn’t afford it. A quarter of adults have no retirement savings.
Corporations got the biggest cut in history, their rate sledgehammered down from 35 percent to 21 percent. The rich reap by far the largest benefit from those tax cuts through 2027, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center. And by then, 53 percent of Americans—that is, workers, not rich people—will pay more than they did in 2017 because tax breaks for workers expire.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers predicted the corporate tax cut would put an extra $4,000 in every worker’s pocket. They swore that corporations would use some of their tax cut money to hand out raises and bonuses to workers. That never happened. Workers got a measly 6 percent of corporations’ tax savings. In the first quarter after the tax cut took effect, workers on average received a big fat extra $6.21 in their paychecks, for an annual total of a whopping $233. Corporations spent their tax breaks on stock buybacks, a record $1 trillion worth, raising stock prices, which put more money in the pockets of rich CEOs and shareholders.
That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
The untold story of Trump’s ‘booming’ economy
It's slowly trickling down. Wait for it now.
Of course the article from you commie hate site isn't saying the vast majority of pay raises are going to lower income jobs. National average in wage growth was 3.2% where wages for lower income workers was 4.6%.
.
link ..
Workers at the lower end of the pay scale finally are getting the most benefit from rising wages
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/-----/ "Then why did we give the wealthiest folks a raise? "Then why did we give the wealthiest folks a raise? Why did they lie to us and tell us it would benefit the less fortunate? Why did you believe them when they said it would but still defend them now that we know it doesn't?That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
Should they? Would you pay your lawn care company more money if you got a raise? How about your mechanic?
Given the fact more than 45% of our population pays no income tax at all, how would you give them an income tax break?
As for your other statistics, how many of those people who can't afford to pay their bills or can't afford a $400.00 expense have the latest smart phone? The newest video game? A newer car? How many are working over 40 hours a week or have two jobs?
So your statistics are worthless, because chances are those people are not practicing responsibility or bringing in as much money as they possibly can.
You kids don't make any sense at all.
Then why did we give the wealthiest folks a raise? Why did they lie to us and tell us it would benefit the less fortunate? Why did you believe them when they said it would but still defend them now that we know it doesn't?That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
Should they? Would you pay your lawn care company more money if you got a raise? How about your mechanic?
Given the fact more than 45% of our population pays no income tax at all, how would you give them an income tax break?
As for your other statistics, how many of those people who can't afford to pay their bills or can't afford a $400.00 expense have the latest smart phone? The newest video game? A newer car? How many are working over 40 hours a week or have two jobs?
So your statistics are worthless, because chances are those people are not practicing responsibility or bringing in as much money as they possibly can.
You kids don't make any sense at all.
Forty percent of workers say they don’t have $400 for an unexpected expense. Twenty percent can’t pay all of their monthly bills. More than a quarter of adults skipped needed medical care last year because they couldn’t afford it. A quarter of adults have no retirement savings.
Corporations got the biggest cut in history, their rate sledgehammered down from 35 percent to 21 percent. The rich reap by far the largest benefit from those tax cuts through 2027, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center. And by then, 53 percent of Americans—that is, workers, not rich people—will pay more than they did in 2017 because tax breaks for workers expire.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers predicted the corporate tax cut would put an extra $4,000 in every worker’s pocket. They swore that corporations would use some of their tax cut money to hand out raises and bonuses to workers. That never happened. Workers got a measly 6 percent of corporations’ tax savings. In the first quarter after the tax cut took effect, workers on average received a big fat extra $6.21 in their paychecks, for an annual total of a whopping $233. Corporations spent their tax breaks on stock buybacks, a record $1 trillion worth, raising stock prices, which put more money in the pockets of rich CEOs and shareholders.
That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
The untold story of Trump’s ‘booming’ economy
It's slowly trickling down. Wait for it now.
Of course the article from you commie hate site isn't saying the vast majority of pay raises are going to lower income jobs. National average in wage growth was 3.2% where wages for lower income workers was 4.6%.
.
link ..
Workers at the lower end of the pay scale finally are getting the most benefit from rising wages
.
Slow income growth has been the weakest part of the US economy in its recovery from the Great Recession. Wages have barely kept up with the cost of living, even as the unemployment rate dropped and the economy expanded.
Lol, basically the only "good" thing he has done is not totally fuck up the economy.You equate failing at tax cuts to curing cancer?Trump could cure cancer and you’d still bitch and moan.
Give it a rest already.
Are you insane or just desperate?
The point is anything genuinely good this man does you libs spin like a top trying to make it bad. Who’s desperate again?
Everyone but you understood that.
Stop being so ignorant.
Wait, so it's our fault the majority of the tax benefit went to corporations and folks who are already wealthy?I thought you read the OP?You equate failing at tax cuts to curing cancer?Trump could cure cancer and you’d still bitch and moan.
Give it a rest already.
Are you insane or just desperate?
How is it failing? All economic reports say it's quite a success.
I did. It doesn't explain how Trump's tax cuts are failing. It tells me how people are failing, but they will fail no matter what. We are slowly becoming a lazy less responsible society.
Forty percent of workers say they don’t have $400 for an unexpected expense. Twenty percent can’t pay all of their monthly bills. More than a quarter of adults skipped needed medical care last year because they couldn’t afford it. A quarter of adults have no retirement savings.
Corporations got the biggest cut in history, their rate sledgehammered down from 35 percent to 21 percent. The rich reap by far the largest benefit from those tax cuts through 2027, according to an analysis by the Tax Policy Center. And by then, 53 percent of Americans—that is, workers, not rich people—will pay more than they did in 2017 because tax breaks for workers expire.
The White House Council of Economic Advisers predicted the corporate tax cut would put an extra $4,000 in every worker’s pocket. They swore that corporations would use some of their tax cut money to hand out raises and bonuses to workers. That never happened. Workers got a measly 6 percent of corporations’ tax savings. In the first quarter after the tax cut took effect, workers on average received a big fat extra $6.21 in their paychecks, for an annual total of a whopping $233. Corporations spent their tax breaks on stock buybacks, a record $1 trillion worth, raising stock prices, which put more money in the pockets of rich CEOs and shareholders.
That’s continuing this year. Workers are never going to see that $4,000.
The untold story of Trump’s ‘booming’ economy
It's slowly trickling down. Wait for it now.
Of course the article from you commie hate site isn't saying the vast majority of pay raises are going to lower income jobs. National average in wage growth was 3.2% where wages for lower income workers was 4.6%.
.
link ..
Workers at the lower end of the pay scale finally are getting the most benefit from rising wages
.
Slow income growth has been the weakest part of the US economy in its recovery from the Great Recession. Wages have barely kept up with the cost of living, even as the unemployment rate dropped and the economy expanded.
Fuck you commie, even with the flood of new low income workers coming into the country, wages in that sector are raising faster than any other sector. It would be even better if we actually had control over our borders.
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Wait, so it's our fault the majority of the tax benefit went to corporations and folks who are already wealthy?I thought you read the OP?You equate failing at tax cuts to curing cancer?Trump could cure cancer and you’d still bitch and moan.
Give it a rest already.
Are you insane or just desperate?
How is it failing? All economic reports say it's quite a success.
I did. It doesn't explain how Trump's tax cuts are failing. It tells me how people are failing, but they will fail no matter what. We are slowly becoming a lazy less responsible society.
You wanna explain that little bit of sophistry?
