Their Bill includes some $17,500 in direct subsidies for purchases of electric cars whihc as mosr people are affordable for only a few people, and includes a subsidy for buying the Union made ones, i.e. mostly those built in California. Over 80% of the subsidies only benefit Californians. In fact the Bill mostly increases bennies for the middle class and wealthy, while their propaganda tries to sell a myth otherwise. This is easy to do when they know few people will actually read the Bill, including Congressmen themselves.
AS for the postal Service, the money would be better spent on hiring more workers and upgrading equipment, not providing a big windfall for stockholders in electric car gimmicks.
Upgrading the equipment Louis destroyed?
When DeJoy got in there he destroyed millions of $$$ in mail sorting machines, slowed down the mail, deliberately.
Why does the GQP have such a distaste for unions?
Reagan?
The GQP brag, they will bring middle class good paying jobs but never deliver.
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Whining about Biden's tax incentives but not Trump's?
A massive new tax law called the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), went into effect in 2018. Among other things, it greatly expanded bonus depreciation. During 2018 through 2022, you may deduct in a single year up to 100% of the cost of most types of personal property you use for business with bonus depreciation. However, bonus depreciation for passenger vehicles is limited to $8,000.
Because the passenger automobile depreciation limits don't apply to heavy vehicles, you can take full advantage of bonus depreciation when you purchase one. You can deduct 100% of the cost in one year if you use the vehicle 100% for business.
If your car is a passenger automobile, you can depreciate no more than $10,000 of the cost the first year. This is so no matter how much you paid for the car. You can also deduct another $8,000 the first year through bonus depreciation (see below). You may deduct up to $16,000 the 2nd year, $9,600 the third year, and $5,760 every year after that.
'Over 80% of the subsidies only benefit Californians. In fact the Bill mostly increases bennies for the middle class and wealthy'.
Of course, you have no proof, just GQP propaganda.
