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LOL. You're saying we don't have a spending problem? Really?We don't have a spending problem, we have a revenue problem.
In fact, the left have been working very hard to eliminate the SALT cap on federal taxes, which would be a tax cut to the rich.Yup. Not happy about that.
Did the former 1-term fuckup ever achieve a QTR of 4.9% GDP?Except that things are so NOT great that people are having major difficulties in repaying their student loans. But, if things are going so great, how can that be? And, we also have this:
The Census Bureau found that 41.2% of adults reported difficulties paying household expenses in its latest household pulse survey that polled respondents from Sept. 20 to Oct. 2. That was up from 37.3% from the previous two-week polling period between Aug. 23 to Sept. 4 and the highest share on record since the survey first began asking that question in August 2020.
But, things are going great!
Student loans: Early data shows repayments are already taking a toll
The data provides the earliest indications of the kind of impact those repayments could have on both households and the economyfinance.yahoo.com
What were the specifics on how that happened?We were producing more energy than our own country needed. That is called energy independence, something Biden has made sure we don't have anymore.
What world do you live in?I assume you support student loan forgiveness based on resulting economic stimulus it would provide. Interesting to say the least.
How about college endowments underwrite these loans and purchase the ones outstanding on the market?
How about college counselors disclose to incoming freshmen what the financial realities of their major yields and how long they should expect to pay off their loan?
Yet you believe American Taxpayers should write down or exonerate debt in the name of erroneous decisions. What about those “Tax Payers” that assumed debt, paid it off, in order too provide their children a college education? So they should pay again?
Revenue increased every year after the Trump tax cuts, other than a very small insignificant decrease from the Covid lock down. It's in the records.Nope
FISCAL YEAR | REVENUE |
---|---|
FY 2021 | $4.05 trillion |
FY 2020 | $3.42 trillion |
FY 2019 | $3.46 trillion |
FY 2018 | $3.33 trillion |
FY 2017 | $3.32 trillion |
How Tax Cuts Affect the Economy
An increase or decrease in taxes affects the economy and spending decisions of individuals in higher and lower income brackets.www.investopedia.com
FISCAL YEAR | REVENUE |
---|---|
FY 2021 | $4.05 trillion |
FY 2020 | $3.42 trillion |
FY 2019 | $3.46 trillion |
FY 2018 | $3.33 trillion |
FY 2017 | $3.32 trillion |
What year was the tax cut again?Revenue increased every year after the Trump tax cuts, other than a very small insignificant decrease from the Covid lock down. It's in the records.
U.S. Federal Government Tax Revenue
The federal government generates tax revenue through a variety of sources, including income and corporate taxes. Learn how much tax revenue the U.S. generates.www.thebalancemoney.com
FISCAL YEAR REVENUE FY 2021 $4.05 trillion FY 2020 $3.42 trillion FY 2019 $3.46 trillion FY 2018 $3.33 trillion FY 2017 $3.32 trillion
70% of Americans say the country is going in the wrong direction. Evictions are up. Foreclosures are up. Auto defaults are up. Credit card debt is at record highs. Withdraws from retirement accounts are at record highs. People can't afford anything and you nuts claim everything is going great.Did the former 1-term fuckup ever achieve a QTR of 4.9% GDP?
Did the former 1-term fuckup end his term with a net positive job growth?
1. Trump increased oil production.What were the specifics on how that happened?
Was it a trump policy?
What date did trump claim "Energy Independence."
Biden increased it (Oil Production) more, even the Charts say so.1. Trump increased oil production.
2. refer to #1
3. who cares?
Did workers get the $4,000.00 that he promised?Revenue increased every year after the Trump tax cuts, other than a very small insignificant decrease from the Covid lock down. It's in the records.
U.S. Federal Government Tax Revenue
The federal government generates tax revenue through a variety of sources, including income and corporate taxes. Learn how much tax revenue the U.S. generates.www.thebalancemoney.com
FISCAL YEAR REVENUE FY 2021 $4.05 trillion FY 2020 $3.42 trillion FY 2019 $3.46 trillion FY 2018 $3.33 trillion FY 2017 $3.32 trillion
If the consumer feels so burdened how are they still driving the economy to 4.9% growth?70% of Americans say the country is going in the wrong direction. Evictions are up. Foreclosures are up. Auto defaults are up. Credit card debt is at record highs. Withdraws from retirement accounts are at record highs. People can't afford anything and you nuts claim everything is going great.
But we are using more and Biden could be producing more than he is.Biden increased it (Oil Production) more, even the Charts say so.
Because they are charging it and withdrawing money from their retirement accounts.Did workers get the $4,000.00 that he promised?
If the consumer feels so burdened how are they still driving the economy to 4.9% growth?
And boo hoo whiner.
So you are saying that biden makes the decisions on which rigs pump how much?But we are using more and Biden could be producing more than he is.
Actually domestic demand for oil consumption is down.But we are using more and Biden could be producing more than he is.
You got a link to support that claim?Because they are charging it and withdrawing money from their retirement accounts.
The government doesn't produce oil fuckup.But we are using more and Biden could be producing more than he is.
If they are withdrawing from their retirement accounts, why are they charging on cards?Because they are charging it and withdrawing money from their retirement accounts.