lennypartiv
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The brown people crossing the border are not real Americans, but you Democrats want more voters.MAGA are not real Americans.
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The brown people crossing the border are not real Americans, but you Democrats want more voters.MAGA are not real Americans.
Are you talking about the tax cuts that led to record revenue for the U.S. treasury?Republicans who blew trillion dollar holes in the budget with tax cuts want to say something about someone spending something?
You programmer says you’re bullshit.P.S. your 100+ billion number is bullshit.
Republicans who blew trillion dollar holes in the budget with tax cuts want to say something about someone spending something?
Nagger please.
P.S. your 100+ billion number is bullshit.
Are you talking about the tax cuts that led to record revenue for the U.S. treasury?
Federal tax revenue went up with the tax cuts dumb ass.
Yep, the tax-cut cult is alive and well.
Do you morons not understand that correlation is not a serious proof of causation?
Who in their right mind would be against reducing tax burden if it increased revenues? Whats going on in that stupid head of yours?
No serious economist belives that those tax cuts did anything but reduce revenues. Normal economic expansion and inflation over time are of course higher volumes than the moderate tax-cut effects, but in no way does that prove that tax-cuts (at already low rates) somehow pay for themselves, let alone are some sort of magical free lunch that increases revenues.
In the case of Trump's tax cuts, revenue growth was clearly stunted untill 2020-2022 when government spent trillions of dollars into economy from Covid-19 measures and inflation kicked into high gear.
You’re trying real hard…that’s cute TDS’er.Yep, the tax-cut cult is alive and well.
Do you morons not understand that correlation is not a serious proof of causation?
Who in their right mind would be against reducing tax burden if it increased revenues? Whats going on in that stupid head of yours?
No serious economist belives that those tax cuts did anything but reduce revenues. Normal economic expansion and inflation over time are of course higher volumes than the moderate tax-cut effects, but in no way does that prove that tax-cuts (at already low rates) somehow pay for themselves, let alone are some sort of magical free lunch that increases revenues.
In the case of Trump's tax cuts, revenue growth was clearly stunted untill 2020-2022 when government spent trillions of dollars into economy from Covid-19 measures and inflation kicked into high gear.