Within Two Months of the tax cuts for the rich, and the corporations: Then the stock market is already reeling from the likely impact of the interest rate hikes, (See Deuteronomy 23:19-20; then Matthew 25:14-30). Mortgage rates go up, credit card rates go up, Capital Costs go up, little babies generally can still throw up. Adults are added. Speaker Ryan estimates the typical weekly raise for anyone--in a deleted tweet--to be about $1.53 per week.
See again, in the parentheses above.
There is no federal money impact in the Trump Infrastructure Plan. $100.0 bil. gets sent to the states. Probably California gets $10.0 bil., having 10% of the population--not enough to pay for the state's big speeding train project, impacting less than 0.5% of that state's people. Vermont gets $210.0 mil. Many notice that is the combined household income of about 100 of its households--200 if Senator Sanders is counting. 500 if Ivanka is counting(?).
Infer the problem in the parentheses above.
Vermont does better with the rural projects money, having the most rural population of all the states. So it gets a slice of $50.0 bil. About 15 states are about 59 bil. people-Maine gets a big chunk. ND, SD, MT, WY, NH, KY, WV, OK, AR, AL, AK, IA, and MI get some money too: About $1.00 per person Then anyone subtracts what the other 35 states get(?).
Anyone notices the problem, in the parentheses above!
The details are widely public in the press, and the White House copy of the plan mostly says it in the first five of the fifty-three pages.
The states will have this monster incentive(?): To actually take the money from people allegedly benefiting, to pay for it all(?).
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Lands of Many Nations maybe at least sympathetic, (LOL)!)
See again, in the parentheses above.
There is no federal money impact in the Trump Infrastructure Plan. $100.0 bil. gets sent to the states. Probably California gets $10.0 bil., having 10% of the population--not enough to pay for the state's big speeding train project, impacting less than 0.5% of that state's people. Vermont gets $210.0 mil. Many notice that is the combined household income of about 100 of its households--200 if Senator Sanders is counting. 500 if Ivanka is counting(?).
Infer the problem in the parentheses above.
Vermont does better with the rural projects money, having the most rural population of all the states. So it gets a slice of $50.0 bil. About 15 states are about 59 bil. people-Maine gets a big chunk. ND, SD, MT, WY, NH, KY, WV, OK, AR, AL, AK, IA, and MI get some money too: About $1.00 per person Then anyone subtracts what the other 35 states get(?).
Anyone notices the problem, in the parentheses above!
The details are widely public in the press, and the White House copy of the plan mostly says it in the first five of the fifty-three pages.
The states will have this monster incentive(?): To actually take the money from people allegedly benefiting, to pay for it all(?).
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Lands of Many Nations maybe at least sympathetic, (LOL)!)
