Rustic
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LolI retired at 55 with a 66% pension and still get my healthcare through FEHBEasilyOh you really have to walk me through that one. HTF would tax breaks to the wealthy and corporations cause in increase in costs of the things you listed?
A tax cut isn't an expense--a tax cut is a savings which yes, did get passed down to some workers in the form of bonuses and pay increases.
Because employers used to pay for health insurance......all of it
They used to fund pension plans......now they don't
Government used to pay more towards college educations
A tax cut is not an expense.......it is a decrease in revenue
Made up by decreasing government services
Employers still pay for health insurance, now some by force because of Commie Care. Thanks to the Republicans for getting rid of that one.
Pension Plans? Who has pension plans anymore? That faded out years ago and has nothing to do with tax cuts. If anything, maybe those tax cuts will influence some companies to bring them back.
When did government pay more for college education and what do tax cuts have to do with that?
I just retired on a fat government pension. Best retirement there is. Too bad other Americans can't benefit the way I did
It is too bad because private companies need to fund pensions. Government just puts us more in debt to fund government employee pensions. I have two coworkers that retired from the government. Both retired at the age of 55, and we taxpayers are funding their pension and medical benefits.
Is it a wonder why we are always broke? That's the kind of thing that nearly wiped out our American auto industry.
People used to mock me for working for the government, it was below them and they had money to make
I got the last laugh
That’s why you’re a bitter little fucker...