It’s the economy: Greatest time to be alive is now. Thanks Biden!

[Synthaholic]

If student loan forgiveness is Biden trying to buy votes ahead of the election, what's this?

Behind closed doors, Trump eyes second round of corporate tax cuts
Publicly, the Trump campaign is saying its priority is tax relief for working-class families and small businesses

If theyre leaking this out, its no longer behind closed doors, and it's a message sent to corporations to support Trump.

 

[Woodznutz]

but you are ok with presidents who sniff little girls and cannot speak two sentences cogently?

And pinch their little nipples.

 

[DBA]

If student loan forgiveness is Biden trying to buy votes ahead of the election, what's this?

Behind closed doors, Trump eyes second round of corporate tax cuts
Publicly, the Trump campaign is saying its priority is tax relief for working-class families and small businesses

If theyre leaking this out, its no longer behind closed doors, and it's a message sent to corporations to support Trump.

Sure, they all try to buy votes. The clear difference here is one is paying less and the other is just a free giveaway that taxpayers ultimately pick up the tab for. Lowering taxes on corporation is also good for the economy on the ling term, but Democrats never quite understand that concept.

 

[Synthaholic]

Sure, they all try to buy votes. The clear difference here is one is paying less and the other is just a free giveaway that taxpayers ultimately pick up the tab for. Lowering taxes on corporation is also good for the economy on the ling term, but Democrats never quite understand that concept.

Trickle-down economics has been discredited for decades now.

$10 Trillion in Added US Debt Since 2001 Shows 'Bush and Trump Tax Cuts Broke Our Modern Tax Structure' ​

If you want to bitch about the source I can give you 10 more that say basically the same thing.

 

[Synthaholic]

CBO FINDS REPUBLICAN TAX PLAN WOULD ADD TRILLIONS TO NATIONAL DEBT; MAKE WORKING FAMILIES PAY FOR IT BY SLASHING THEIR SERVICES​

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Permanently extending expired and expiring parts of the 2017 Trump-GOP tax law—as Republican leaders have promised to do—would add at least $3.5 trillion to the national debt over the next decade (including $370 billion in increased borrowing costs), the Congressional Budget Office reported yesterday. The $3.2 trillion in lost revenue from these tax giveaways would erase all of the $3.2 trillion of discretionary budget cuts that House Republicans passed earlier this month as their price for preventing a federal default and instant recession.


“As the CBO report makes clear, the GOP is fine with piling on more government debt if it means shielding their rich friends and benefactors from paying their fair share of taxes,” said David Kass, executive director of Americans for Tax Fairness. “We know Republicans’ long-time strategy is to gut the programs and services that working families rely on and transfer those public dollars directly into the pockets of the ultra-wealthy. But it’s still shocking to see the cycle play out so brazenly.”