I don't know. I liked a lot of the things he said too. And your negative attacks on Hillary made me not like her too, even though I'd much rather her be POTUS than Trump. But most liberals aren't as smart as I am and they fell for Trump's bullshit.
I too wanted to see Trump throw a monkey wrench in the government. I too was curious to see what would happen.
But, like I suspected, he turned out to be a liar and a right wing radical. Abortion, gays, tax breaks, supreme court picks, etc.
I disapprove of targeted Evergreen Tax Cuts.
A tax cut should have an expiration date if it does not achieve it’s stated goal.
Unfortunately for Liberals, it achieved it’s stated goal.
Yes, I know that despite all the evidence, you will deny reality.
Yes I am going to deny it.
The economic boost from the Republican tax cuts is probably about to run out
That was quick.
The flood of fiscal stimulus from the
Republican tax cut bill is about to slow to a trickle.
It’s been more than a year since the GOP passed its $1.5 trillion Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which the White House and congressional leaders said would serve as a
major boon to the economy, even promising it would pay for itself. (
Most economists agree it won’t.) And now that it’s tax day, this is the first time Americans are seeing how the tax cuts played out for themselves, individually. Though the bill did cut taxes for most Americans, it
disproportionately benefits corporations and the wealthy.
The juice it was supposed to inject in the economy will likely soon run out, just in time for the presidential election year.
The fiscal stimulus of the tax bill will likely continue this year, but once 2020 arrives, many economists say the short-term growth effects will probably run out.
“It’s not done now,” Adam Looney, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and former Treasury Department staffer, told me. “But its effect will fade out relatively quickly.”
The short-term effects of the bill are fading pretty fast
The longer-term effects are usually a lot more subtle — and hard to spot
The economic boost from the Republican tax cuts is probably about to run out