Trumps Tax Cut Is History's Greatest Daylight Robbery Gutting The Nation To Benefit The Wealthy

[skews13]

Ronald Reagan’s implementation of supply-side economics in the 1980s began a cascade of money away from public enterprise and into private wealth. That shift has done more than drive a huge increase in income inequality; it’s also impoverished the nation to make a handful of people more wealthy than anyone has been in history. And in just three years in office, Donald Trump has made the situation much, much worse.

Republicans seem anxious that Trump should get off Twitter and “run on the economy.” After all, the stock market is up, though not as much as under Obama, and unemployment is down—again, not as much as in the previous administration.

But it’s Democrats who should be running on the economy. Because the Trump economy is fueled by history’s greatest daylight robbery: a historic shift of funds from the public trust into the hands of an extraordinary wealthy few.

The effects of that shift aren’t going to be paid for by those at the top. They’re going to be a gut-punch for those who are not in the billionaire club. And that punch will land all too soon after Election Day in 2020.

How Big Companies Won New Tax Breaks From the Trump Administration

Instead of a once-in-a-generation shift of wealth from the public to the wealthy, Trump has created a once-in-history gutting of the many to benefit a very, very few.

 

[Anathema]

First of all, that tax cut did help my wife and I, who are definitely not wealthy.

Secondly, the economy, whether good or bad, has zero impact on who I vote for in an election.

 

[Mr Natural]

Trickle down, baby, trickle down!

 

[Oddball]

The money doesn't belong to The State, uncle Karl....Therefore the term "robbery" is just more typical intellectually dishonest leftbat hyperbole.

But congrats on yet another tree-fddy commission, from your corporate paymasters at Daily Kooks.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Ronald Reagan’s implementation of supply-side economics in the 1980s began a cascade of money away from public enterprise and into private wealth. That shift has done more than drive a huge increase in income inequality; it’s also impoverished the nation to make a handful of people more wealthy than anyone has been in history. And in just three years in office, Donald Trump has made the situation much, much worse.

Republicans seem anxious that Trump should get off Twitter and “run on the economy.” After all, the stock market is up, though not as much as under Obama, and unemployment is down—again, not as much as in the previous administration.

But it’s Democrats who should be running on the economy. Because the Trump economy is fueled by history’s greatest daylight robbery: a historic shift of funds from the public trust into the hands of an extraordinary wealthy few.

The effects of that shift aren’t going to be paid for by those at the top. They’re going to be a gut-punch for those who are not in the billionaire club. And that punch will land all too soon after Election Day in 2020.

How Big Companies Won New Tax Breaks From the Trump Administration

Instead of a once-in-a-generation shift of wealth from the public to the wealthy, Trump has created a once-in-history gutting of the many to benefit a very, very few.

/———/ You’re wrong again, you pathetic Impeachtard.
Companies Repatriated 1 Trillion Dollars, Thanks to Trump Tax Cuts
Before that, in order to bring money home, companies would have had to pay a corporate tax of 35%.

But under the Trump tax cuts, they only pay a one-time 15.5% tax rate on cash, and 8% on non-cash or illiquid assets.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Trickle down, baby, trickle down!

Trickle down as in George Soros pisses on your face.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Hollywood, Facebook, MSNBC, CNN need more tax cuts...... (Sure)

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

It’s a settled and accepted fact that Trump’s tax scam is a failure.

It’s official: The Trump tax cuts were a bust

 

[Cellblock2429]

Hollywood, Facebook, MSNBC, CNN need more tax cuts...... (Sure)

/——-/ corporations pass taxes on to the consumer in the form of higher prices. I already pay enough for stuff. Who needs inflation?

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Ronald Reagan’s implementation of supply-side economics in the 1980s began a cascade of money away from public enterprise and into private wealth. That shift has done more than drive a huge increase in income inequality; it’s also impoverished the nation to make a handful of people more wealthy than anyone has been in history. And in just three years in office, Donald Trump has made the situation much, much worse.

Republicans seem anxious that Trump should get off Twitter and “run on the economy.” After all, the stock market is up, though not as much as under Obama, and unemployment is down—again, not as much as in the previous administration.

But it’s Democrats who should be running on the economy. Because the Trump economy is fueled by history’s greatest daylight robbery: a historic shift of funds from the public trust into the hands of an extraordinary wealthy few.

The effects of that shift aren’t going to be paid for by those at the top. They’re going to be a gut-punch for those who are not in the billionaire club. And that punch will land all too soon after Election Day in 2020.

How Big Companies Won New Tax Breaks From the Trump Administration

Instead of a once-in-a-generation shift of wealth from the public to the wealthy, Trump has created a once-in-history gutting of the many to benefit a very, very few.

/———/ You’re wrong again, you pathetic Impeachtard.
Companies Repatriated 1 Trillion Dollars, Thanks to Trump Tax Cuts
Before that, in order to bring money home, companies would have had to pay a corporate tax of 35%.

But under the Trump tax cuts, they only pay a one-time 15.5% tax rate on cash, and 8% on non-cash or illiquid assets.

If Trump had real balls, he'd ONLY give tax cuts to productive pro- American companies that serve American interests.


NOT Hollywood, NOT Facebook, NOT Amazon, NOT McDonalds, NOT Walmart, NOT MSNBC, NOT CNN, you get the drift.

 

[Cellblock2429]

It’s a settled and accepted fact that Trump’s tax scam is a failure.

It’s official: The Trump tax cuts were a bust

/———/ try again. The tax cuts are working as planned. Companies Repatriated 1 Trillion Dollars, Thanks to Trump Tax Cuts

 

[Cellblock2429]

Ronald Reagan’s implementation of supply-side economics in the 1980s began a cascade of money away from public enterprise and into private wealth. That shift has done more than drive a huge increase in income inequality; it’s also impoverished the nation to make a handful of people more wealthy than anyone has been in history. And in just three years in office, Donald Trump has made the situation much, much worse.

Republicans seem anxious that Trump should get off Twitter and “run on the economy.” After all, the stock market is up, though not as much as under Obama, and unemployment is down—again, not as much as in the previous administration.

But it’s Democrats who should be running on the economy. Because the Trump economy is fueled by history’s greatest daylight robbery: a historic shift of funds from the public trust into the hands of an extraordinary wealthy few.

The effects of that shift aren’t going to be paid for by those at the top. They’re going to be a gut-punch for those who are not in the billionaire club. And that punch will land all too soon after Election Day in 2020.

How Big Companies Won New Tax Breaks From the Trump Administration

Instead of a once-in-a-generation shift of wealth from the public to the wealthy, Trump has created a once-in-history gutting of the many to benefit a very, very few.

/———/ You’re wrong again, you pathetic Impeachtard.
Companies Repatriated 1 Trillion Dollars, Thanks to Trump Tax Cuts
Before that, in order to bring money home, companies would have had to pay a corporate tax of 35%.

But under the Trump tax cuts, they only pay a one-time 15.5% tax rate on cash, and 8% on non-cash or illiquid assets.

If Trump had real balls, he'd ONLY give tax cuts to productive pro- American companies that serve American interests.


NOT Hollywood, NOT Facebook, NOT Amazon, NOT McDonalds, NOT Walmart, NOT MSNBC, NOT CNN, you get the drift.

/——/ Only Congress can make tax law, not the president. You get the drift.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Hollywood, Facebook, MSNBC, CNN need more tax cuts...... (Sure)

/——-/ corporations pass taxes on to the consumer in the form of higher prices. I already pay enough for stuff. Who needs inflation?

Seems inflation is happening, anyways.

PayScale: Nominal wages grow, real wages decline in Q2 2019

 

[Anathema]

It’s a settled and accepted fact that Trump’s tax scam is a failure.

It’s official: The Trump tax cuts were a bust

That’s news to me. I saw about $25 a week more in my paycheck AND a larger than normal tax refund last year. Not a whole lot more, but a noticeable difference.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

It’s a settled and accepted fact that Trump’s tax scam is a failure.

It’s official: The Trump tax cuts were a bust

That’s news to me. I saw about $25 a week more in my paycheck AND a larger than normal tax refund last year. Not a whole lot more, but a noticeable difference.

That's interesting, because in Costco I've noticed about a 10 - 15% price increase since a couple of years ago.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Hollywood, Facebook, MSNBC, CNN need more tax cuts...... (Sure)

/——-/ corporations pass taxes on to the consumer in the form of higher prices. I already pay enough for stuff. Who needs inflation?

Seems inflation is happening, anyways.

PayScale: Nominal wages grow, real wages decline in Q2 2019

/——-/ Increasing taxes would add to inflation. I didn’t say there would be no inflation. BTW
United States Wages and Salaries Growth | 2019 | Data | Chart ...
United States Wages and Salaries Growth | 2019 | Data | Chart | Calendar
Wages in the United States increased 5.34 percent in November of 2019 over the same month in the previous year. Wage Growth in the United States averaged 6.20 percent from 1960 until 2019, reaching an all time high of 13.78 percent in January of 1979 and a record low of -5.88 percent in March of 2009.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Ronald Reagan’s implementation of supply-side economics in the 1980s began a cascade of money away from public enterprise and into private wealth. That shift has done more than drive a huge increase in income inequality; it’s also impoverished the nation to make a handful of people more wealthy than anyone has been in history. And in just three years in office, Donald Trump has made the situation much, much worse.

Republicans seem anxious that Trump should get off Twitter and “run on the economy.” After all, the stock market is up, though not as much as under Obama, and unemployment is down—again, not as much as in the previous administration.

But it’s Democrats who should be running on the economy. Because the Trump economy is fueled by history’s greatest daylight robbery: a historic shift of funds from the public trust into the hands of an extraordinary wealthy few.

The effects of that shift aren’t going to be paid for by those at the top. They’re going to be a gut-punch for those who are not in the billionaire club. And that punch will land all too soon after Election Day in 2020.

How Big Companies Won New Tax Breaks From the Trump Administration

Instead of a once-in-a-generation shift of wealth from the public to the wealthy, Trump has created a once-in-history gutting of the many to benefit a very, very few.

/———/ You’re wrong again, you pathetic Impeachtard.
Companies Repatriated 1 Trillion Dollars, Thanks to Trump Tax Cuts
Before that, in order to bring money home, companies would have had to pay a corporate tax of 35%.

But under the Trump tax cuts, they only pay a one-time 15.5% tax rate on cash, and 8% on non-cash or illiquid assets.

If Trump had real balls, he'd ONLY give tax cuts to productive pro- American companies that serve American interests.


NOT Hollywood, NOT Facebook, NOT Amazon, NOT McDonalds, NOT Walmart, NOT MSNBC, NOT CNN, you get the drift.

/——/ Only Congress can make tax law, not the president. You get the drift.

The big corps have been outsourcing, hiring illegals and automating, throwing away jobs for some time.
Also
degenerating America for some time.
With all the smut, and junkie products they peddle.

 

[Anathema]

That's interesting, because in Costco I've noticed about a 10 - 15% price increase since a couple of years ago.

I can’t say the same for the stores I frequent. Maybe a slight increase in certain items but nothing on thst scale. Maybe try a different store?

 

[Cellblock2429]

It’s a settled and accepted fact that Trump’s tax scam is a failure.

It’s official: The Trump tax cuts were a bust

That’s news to me. I saw about $25 a week more in my paycheck AND a larger than normal tax refund last year. Not a whole lot more, but a noticeable difference.

That's interesting, because in Costco I've noticed about a 10 - 15% price increase since a couple of years ago.

/——/ That’s interesting, because I’ve noticed the prices are mostly flat at Costco.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

Ronald Reagan’s implementation of supply-side economics in the 1980s began a cascade of money away from public enterprise and into private wealth. That shift has done more than drive a huge increase in income inequality; it’s also impoverished the nation to make a handful of people more wealthy than anyone has been in history. And in just three years in office, Donald Trump has made the situation much, much worse.

Republicans seem anxious that Trump should get off Twitter and “run on the economy.” After all, the stock market is up, though not as much as under Obama, and unemployment is down—again, not as much as in the previous administration.

But it’s Democrats who should be running on the economy. Because the Trump economy is fueled by history’s greatest daylight robbery: a historic shift of funds from the public trust into the hands of an extraordinary wealthy few.

The effects of that shift aren’t going to be paid for by those at the top. They’re going to be a gut-punch for those who are not in the billionaire club. And that punch will land all too soon after Election Day in 2020.

How Big Companies Won New Tax Breaks From the Trump Administration

Instead of a once-in-a-generation shift of wealth from the public to the wealthy, Trump has created a once-in-history gutting of the many to benefit a very, very few.

yep.another phony fraud reagan,same as him a traiter to the middle class.