I have an idea, let us kill those of us over 65 or anybody on disability.

[Mikeoxenormous]

Back and forth...'republican good, democrat bad. I'm waiting for republicans to give us some things their party has ever done to help the average guy, the poor, the needy.

Establishment Republican and Democrat bad, i guess you didnt get that memo///

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

However they do get tax cuts for moving overseas, thanks to republicans.

No company gets a tax cut for sending jobs overseas.

Yes, they do.

Trump-GOP Tax Law Encourages Companies to Move ...​

What a silly claim. Making tax rates lower in the US does not encourage
companies to move overseas.

But they do, Carrier and Harley are two well known examples.

When we had the highest corporate rates
in the world that DID encourage companies to move to a lower rate location.

That's pure un American greed.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Yes, they do.


But they do, Carrier and Harley are two well known examples.

That's pure un American greed.

Yes, they do.

They really don't.

But they do, Carrier and Harley are two well known examples.

They moved for several reasons. Lower US corporate taxes wasn't one of them.

That's pure un American greed.

Of course, it is. If Florida suddenly passed a 20% income tax, you would never move away.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Yes, they do.

They really don't.

YES, they do.

Jul 30, 2014
Republican senators blocked an election-year bill Wednesday to limit tax breaks for U.S. companies that move operations overseas.
The bill would have prohibited companies from deducting expenses related to moving their operations to a foreign country. It also would have offered tax credits to companies that move operations to the U.S. from a foreign country.

The Senate voted 54-42 to end debate on the bill, six short of the 60 votes needed to advance it. The White House says President Barack Obama supports the legislation.

"Today in the United States, any time an American company closes a factory or plant in America and moves operations to another country, the American taxpayers pick up part of that moving bill," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. "Frankly, a vote against this bill is a vote against American jobs."

Republicans called the bill an election-year stunt. They noted that Democrats tried to pass a similar bill two years ago, right before the last congressional elections.

But they do, Carrier and Harley are two well known examples.

They moved for several reasons. Lower US corporate taxes wasn't one of them.

They got tax cuts for keeping their employees and jobs here, they didn't

That's pure un American greed.

Of course, it is. If Florida suddenly passed a 20% income tax, you would never move away.

Nothing new under the sun.
No state INCOME tax but the rest of the taxes and insurance is through the roof.
DuhSantis isn't doing a damned thing about those.
BUT.............

March 27 2023
One of the largest private school voucher expansions in the nation was signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis, who hailed it as a “game changer,” even as the overall cost of the move remains clouded.

DeSantis signed the measure (HB 1) into law Monday at a private, all-boys Catholic high school in Miami.

The legislation makes all Florida students eligible for taxpayer-financed vouchers to attend private schools – a roughly $8,500 award which Democrats deride as a taxpayer supplement to wealthier parents with kids already enrolled in private education.

Florida Lottery - Education​

The Florida Lottery
https://www.flalottery.com › education

The Florida Lottery has contributed more than $1 Billion to education for each of the past 20 years. More than 950,000 students have attended college on a ...

Redirecting funds meant for the PUBLIC.
Usual for teabaggers.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

YES, they do.

Jul 30, 2014
Republican senators blocked an election-year bill Wednesday to limit tax breaks for U.S. companies that move operations overseas.
The bill would have prohibited companies from deducting expenses related to moving their operations to a foreign country. It also would have offered tax credits to companies that move operations to the U.S. from a foreign country.

The Senate voted 54-42 to end debate on the bill, six short of the 60 votes needed to advance it. The White House says President Barack Obama supports the legislation.

"Today in the United States, any time an American company closes a factory or plant in America and moves operations to another country, the American taxpayers pick up part of that moving bill," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. "Frankly, a vote against this bill is a vote against American jobs."

Republicans called the bill an election-year stunt. They noted that Democrats tried to pass a similar bill two years ago, right before the last congressional elections.

They got tax cuts for keeping their employees and jobs here, they didn't

Nothing new under the sun.
No state INCOME tax but the rest of the taxes and insurance is through the roof.
DuhSantis isn't doing a damned thing about those.
BUT.............

March 27 2023
One of the largest private school voucher expansions in the nation was signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis, who hailed it as a “game changer,” even as the overall cost of the move remains clouded.

DeSantis signed the measure (HB 1) into law Monday at a private, all-boys Catholic high school in Miami.

The legislation makes all Florida students eligible for taxpayer-financed vouchers to attend private schools – a roughly $8,500 award which Democrats deride as a taxpayer supplement to wealthier parents with kids already enrolled in private education.

Florida Lottery - Education​

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The Florida Lottery
https://www.flalottery.com › education

The Florida Lottery has contributed more than $1 Billion to education for each of the past 20 years. More than 950,000 students have attended college on a ...

Redirecting funds meant for the PUBLIC.
Usual for teabaggers.

The bill would have prohibited companies from deducting expenses related to moving their operations to a foreign country.

Moving expenses? Like the moving expenses a company
would get to deduct for moving from Chicago to Florida?
Nothing there about a tax cut for sending jobs overseas.

"Today in the United States, any time an American company closes a factory or plant in America and moves operations to another country, the American taxpayers pick up part of that moving bill," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid,

Every time a company moved a factory, or a headquarters, from the US
to escape our highest in the world 35% corporate tax rate, the American
taxpayers were hurt.

They got tax cuts for keeping their employees and jobs here, they didn't

They got local incentives to stay here.
And they didn't move because 21% is worse than 35%.

No state INCOME tax but the rest of the taxes and insurance is through the roof.

And the patriotic thing to do if a 20% income tax was added would be to stay. Right?

The legislation makes all Florida students eligible for taxpayer-financed vouchers to attend private schools – a roughly $8,500 award which Democrats deride as a taxpayer supplement to wealthier parents with kids already enrolled in private education.

Or a chance for a poor kid to attend a good school.

Redirecting funds meant for the PUBLIC.

Public school kids can use these funds.

Usual for teabaggers.

Kinky!