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The left and their globalist masters fear the rise of middle class America.
A healthy, thriving middle class conflicts with Socialism.
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The left and their globalist masters fear the rise of middle class America.
Yep. It's inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery...Except for those in power. Look at Stalin. He was probably one of the top ten wealthiest people in history, with a net worth in the trillions.The left and their globalist masters fear the rise of middle class America.
A healthy, thriving middle class conflicts with Socialism.
Unfortunately, history would seem to indicate that this will not happen. I can't remember one instance where a culture has gotten to the point we're at and managed to retrieve the situation. I think it's a foregone conclusion. Doesn't mean I've given up, but I'm prepared for the worst. After all, nothing lasts forever. We had a good run, but I think it may be coming to an end.Of course Communists/Democrats have a big problem with this. The Agenda is to create more poor angry folks, fully dependent on Government. The last thing Communists/Democrats want, is a happy prosperous independent populace. They can't control those folks nearly so easily. The Party can only thrive on misery. It's an Agenda. More Americans just need to catch on.
Trump reminds me of Stalin.Yep. It's inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery...Except for those in power. Look at Stalin. He was probably one of the top ten wealthiest people in history, with a net worth in the trillions.The left and their globalist masters fear the rise of middle class America.
A healthy, thriving middle class conflicts with Socialism.
If I'm not mistaken, every time taxes are lowered, the government makes more money. So taxes aren't the problem. Spending is the problem. Why can't liberals comprehend such a simple fact?Tax cuts doesn't cost the United States anything, it's not their money to begin with.The tax "reform" ss a hoax. A Ponzi scheme which transfers $1.5 trillion onto the backs of our children which will have to be borrowed from our enemies.And democrats seem to have a problem with this. I wonder why.
Tax Reform Is Boosting Take-Home Pay for Millions of Americans
That extra couple of dollars in your paycheck is coming at the expense of your kids. How nice!
You better save it because you are going to need every penny, and then some, to pay for the record high health care costs of TrumpCare.
Our debt goes up every year, it doesn’t matter if a Republican or a Democrat is President.
We need to raise taxes and cut spending, to get out of the $21 trillion debt.
It has gone up 554 billion dollars since Jan 1, and we are not even a full 3 months into the year.
But these sheep think that Trump is somehow different
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But 8 years from now the tax cute for the regular folks will end but not for the rich.
Yep. It's inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery...Except for those in power. Look at Stalin. He was probably one of the top ten wealthiest people in history, with a net worth in the trillions.The left and their globalist masters fear the rise of middle class America.
A healthy, thriving middle class conflicts with Socialism.
But 8 years from now the tax cute for the regular folks will end but not for the rich.
But 8 years from now the tax cute for the regular folks will end but not for the rich.
You should talk to your fellow Democrats about that, since they are the ones who refused to make the middle-class tax cuts permanent. Plus, it is unlikely that the Dems will oppose renewing most or all of the middle-class tax cuts.
Furthermore, ALL the personal income tax cuts expire in eight years, not just those for the middle class. You're thinking of the corporate income tax cut, which is permanent. And that tax cut has already brought great benefits to millions of American workers. Over 400 companies have announced bonuses, pay hikes, better benefits, more investment in America, the transfer of money from overseas to America, etc., as a result of that tax cut. Our new corporate income tax rate (21%) is now more competitive with the average corporate tax rates in Europe and Asia, which range from 18% to 21%.
Nope... that would be foolish. The treasury can't afford a loss like that. They might hold off on reverting the corporate taxes depending on whether or not corporations continue to spread the wealth to their employees. Frankly that doesn't look too promising. Even as Walmart announced raises and bonuses it is closing 63 stores.But 8 years from now the tax cute for the regular folks will end but not for the rich.
I’m sure the Dem supermajority in 2020 will make them permanent, right?