Tax cuts are allowing people to keep more of what they earned. Tax cuts do NOT take money from one group of people and give it to another. If you come to my store every week and collect $300 for protection money, then one week only demand $250, you haven't given me anything and you've taken nothing from anyone else to give it to me. Be honest for a change, tax cuts are not giving anything to anyone, they allow people to keep more of what they rightfully earned. It's THEIR money, not the government's.
I don't have a problem with corporations getting rich.So, corporations can get richer?
Trump told friends at Mar-a-Lago 'you all just got a lot richer ...
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Dec 24, 2017 — President Trump reportedly told friends at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida just hours after he signed the GOP tax bill that they all just ...
And make make the American middle class poorer?
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Jul 3, 2023 — Congressional Republicans are working to extend tax breaks that have allowed dozens of major U.S. corporations—including Amazon, Google, ...
They said that before. Then GM and Chrysler went bankrupt, and closed a bunch of plants. You know who did not? Honda and Toyota which are not unionized.Last year UAW won big in Michigan. They won't be closing those plants.
Mississippi Auto Workers saw what they are making and they are organizing now. I thought unions weren't needed in the south? Hell, just the fear of unions is going to force companies to pay a little better. You're welcome idiots.
UAW’s next big Southern test after winning Tennessee union vote is Alabama, where it faces ‘aggressive management resistance’ from Mercedes
Mercedes-Benz workers will vote on union in May
workers who say compensation has stalled at the factory
70% of workers signaled their support for the union.
Now attack Alabama workers
Mercedes-Benz announced that it would build the Vance plant in 1993 and opened it in 1997. The company, drawn by a major economic incentive package and cheaper labor costs in the South, was the first of several car manufacturers and suppliers to locate in Alabama. Hyundai has a plant in Montgomery and Honda has a plant in Lincoln.
So it turns out non union plants in the south suck for workers. Republicans pretended they were happy
However, workers at the Mercedes plant say that pay and benefits have stagnated, and objected to irregular shifts and the use of temporary workers.
And these workers make more than most Alabama uneducated blue collar workers
workers in the state’s automobile industry make an average of $64,682 a year, higher than the median household income of $59,674.
But the report also found that Alabama workers make less than their national counterparts and that real wages in the state industry have fallen 11% between 2002 and 2019.
Mercedes-Benz workers will vote on union in May • Alabama Reflector
The election will cap months of organizing in the Vance plant by workers who say pay and benefits have stalled.alabamareflector.com
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That isn't the point. I voted for who had a chance of winning.
Now, hold on here. I've pointed this out before, but it bears repeating. Quid Pro, in his first days in office, undid everything TRUMP! did on the border that was possible to undo via executive order, no Republicans needed. He then appointed Cackles to oversee border security. Again, no Republicans needed. NOW, three years later in the run-up to an election, he all of a sudden needs REPUBLICANS to help him secure the border? One has questions:
/——/ Your prayers are to Satan, correct?
Well, we can see clearly that the country was in fact better off under Trump than Biden.
YES, it does.
BS.
You're FOS.
Sure................
We know why they went bankrupt. Bush sent all those jobs overseas. Who was buying cars? Are you seriously going to defend Bush and say he's not responsible for the Great Recession he handed Obama?
/——/ Cut spending. Problem solved. Ya big dope.
Your choices, other than Reagan, were non choices.
That's not the way Congress thinks. It doesn't matter how much revenue is coming in, they still spend the same amount and jack it up every year.
There's never any concern about how someone is going to pay for tax increases.
Sounds like a Cobb County problem, not a Washington problem.
Tax abatement. Again, letting a company keep a little more of what it earned. That's not giving them anything. And, in this case, it's for a specific purpose.
Prove me wrong. If you come to my store every week, demanding $300 protection money so you don't burn my store down, then one week show up only demanding $250 as long as I hire your nephew to stock shelves, you're not giving me anything.
They're being allowed to keep a little more of what they earned as long as they do things the government wants them to do. And you call that giving them something. Odd.
