They're Rich. They're Anti-Trump. And They Don't Want Their Massive Tax Cuts.

[Nostra]

You can literally rip a check to the Treasury and claim you want it to pay down the debt.

DO NOT CRY ABOUT NOT PAYING ENOUGH TAXES….PAY MORE TAXES VOLUNTARILY.

No shit. If you think you aren't paying your FAIR SHARE, pony up and STFU.

Nobody cares about your feelz. Put your money where your mouth is.

They never do.

Weird.

 

[Cellblock2429]

From the Washington Post --

Kimberly Hoover has been to most Michelin-star restaurants on the East and West coasts. She and her wife, multimillionaires from their real estate firms, own homes in or near New York City, Washington, Miami and Quebec. Their lives are filled with skiing, fine wine and long trips to Europe.

Hoover’s accountant estimates that the new tax law that President Donald Trump signed this month will save her several million dollars over the next few years. While many Americans might rejoice at that kind of windfall, Hoover worked hard to stop it from becoming a reality, arguing to lawmakers that she has more money than she needs.

“At some point, it starts to feel wrong. It starts to feel excessive. It starts to feel somehow inappropriate. And at some point, it just doesn’t feel good,” said Hoover, who spoke while on break from a sapphic literature conference she helps sponsor in Albany. “Imbalanced is really not good for anyone, even if you’re on the positive end of that imbalance, because it’s unsustainable.”


This explains why many rich people feel this way. They're embarrassed by Trump and the disgusting MAGA Republican Party. --


During the administrations of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush, affluent Americans who benefited from tax cuts were more likely to be Republicans. The political party they supported delivered material benefits that boosted their pocketbooks. Democratic voters, by comparison, were more likely to be working or middle class.

Now, more than half of upper-income families — defined as those earning more than $215,400 per year — vote Democratic, according to a 2024 Pew Research survey, as more highly educated voters shift to the left. The top fifth of earners went from supporting Barack Obama in 2008 by a 2.5-point margin to supporting Joe Biden in 2020 by close to 15 percentage points. “Affluent Americans used to vote for Republican politicians. Now they vote for Democrats,” one 2023 paper found. That shift intensified during the 2024 presidential election, when large numbers of Black and Latino voters, who tend to be lower-income, defected to the Republican ticket for the first time in decades, according to several political scientists, exit polls and studies.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/07/25/trump-tax-law-rich-liberals/

/----/ These guilt-ridden liberals can easily write a check and voluntarily pay additional taxes. But, we all know they won't; in fact, they will instruct their accountants to take every legal deduction possible.
The U.S. Treasury Department has introduced a program that allows citizens to voluntarily contribute to pay down the national debt. This initiative, known as "Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt," enables individuals to donate money directly to the federal government through digital payment services like PayPal and Venmo. The contributions are managed by the Bureau of the Fiscal Service and can be made through the government website Pay.gov.

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

the tax cuts are across the board for all income levels .. actually these original cuts were implemented during Trumps 1 st term .. all the recent bill did was make them permanent .. if the bill didn't get passed then the tax retest would have reverted back to the Obama era taxes on almost everyone .. do you want to pay 10% more in federal taxes than you do now ?

And the tax cuts for the wealthy are the biggest burden to the national debt, imbecile.

The End.

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

Ah, yes, the old, "We treasure the poor, until they won't vote for us anymore, then they're trash" gambit.

What I said is true, nonetheless.

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

/----/ These guilt-ridden liberals can easily write a check and voluntarily pay additional taxes. But, we all know they won't; in fact, they will instruct their accountants to take every legal deduction possible.
The U.S. Treasury Department has introduced a program that allows citizens to voluntarily contribute to pay down the national debt. This initiative, known as "Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt," enables individuals to donate money directly to the federal government through digital payment services like PayPal and Venmo. The contributions are managed by the Bureau of the Fiscal Service and can be made through the government website Pay.gov.

And Trump and the dumb **** Repugs in Congress could try implementing a tax policy that actually makes some ******* sense.

 

[yidnar]

And the tax cuts for the wealthy are the biggest burden to the national debt, imbecile.

The End.

we've taken in more tax revenue since the 2017 Trump tax cuts were signed .. fact ! and before you say "but look at how much revenue came in during the Biden admin " the tax cuts Trump implemented in 2017 were still in effect .. and now they are permanent .. and the revenues for this period in 2025 are already exceeding the stats listed below ! the Trump tax cuts were a major reason the economy survived the pandemic and Bidens disastrous 4 yrs in office ..

FY 2023	$4.44 trillion
FY 2022	$4.90 trillion
FY 2021	$4.05 trillion
FY 2020	$3.42 trillion
FY 2019	$3.46 trillion
FY 2018	$3.33 trillion
FY 2017	$3.32 trillion
FY 2016	$3.27 trillion
FY 2015	$3.25 trillion
FY 2014	$3.02 trillion
FY 2013	$2.78 trillion
FY 2012	$2.45 trillion
FY 2011	$2.30 trillion
FY 2010	$2.16 trillion
FY 2009	$2.11 trillion

 

[Nostra]

And the tax cuts for the wealthy are the biggest burden to the national debt, imbecile.

The End.

Why?

Ever major tax cut has resulted in higher revenues, Dipsqueeze.

 

[Cellblock2429]

And Trump and the dumb **** Repugs in Congress could try implementing a tax policy that actually makes some ******* sense.

/—-/ Childish name calling aside, I agree, but the lobbyist who represent accounting firms and software will stop it from ever happening.

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

we've taken in more tax revenue since the 2017 Trump tax cuts were signed .. fact ! and before you say "but look at how much revenue came in during the Biden admin " the tax cuts Trump implemented in 2017 were still in effect .. and now they are permanent .. and the revenues for this period in 2025 are already exceeding the stats listed below ! the Trump tax cuts were a major reason the economy survived the pandemic and Bidens disastrous 4 yrs in office ..

FY 2023	$4.44 trillion
FY 2022	$4.90 trillion
FY 2021	$4.05 trillion
FY 2020	$3.42 trillion
FY 2019	$3.46 trillion
FY 2018	$3.33 trillion
FY 2017	$3.32 trillion
FY 2016	$3.27 trillion
FY 2015	$3.25 trillion
FY 2014	$3.02 trillion
FY 2013	$2.78 trillion
FY 2012	$2.45 trillion
FY 2011	$2.30 trillion
FY 2010	$2.16 trillion
FY 2009	$2.11 trillion

Because of population growth, more people entering the job market, and inflation.....simp.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Because of population growth, more people entering the job market, and inflation.....simp.

/—-/ Hey Libtards,
TOLD YA SO
TOLD YA SO
TOLD YA SO

 

[Cellblock2429]

You expect people getting tax cuts to be more responsible than the elected members of Congress whose job it is to try to prevent this country from financial calamity.

In other words, this was never going to be a good faith debate. You are incapable of that.

/——-/ I’m agreeing with you and you still insult me. GEEZE

 

[blackhawk]

Donate it to charity.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

From the Washington Post --

Kimberly Hoover has been to most Michelin-star restaurants on the East and West coasts. She and her wife, multimillionaires from their real estate firms, own homes in or near New York City, Washington, Miami and Quebec. Their lives are filled with skiing, fine wine and long trips to Europe.

Hoover’s accountant estimates that the new tax law that President Donald Trump signed this month will save her several million dollars over the next few years. While many Americans might rejoice at that kind of windfall, Hoover worked hard to stop it from becoming a reality, arguing to lawmakers that she has more money than she needs.

“At some point, it starts to feel wrong. It starts to feel excessive. It starts to feel somehow inappropriate. And at some point, it just doesn’t feel good,” said Hoover, who spoke while on break from a sapphic literature conference she helps sponsor in Albany. “Imbalanced is really not good for anyone, even if you’re on the positive end of that imbalance, because it’s unsustainable.”


This explains why many rich people feel this way. They're embarrassed by Trump and the disgusting MAGA Republican Party. --


During the administrations of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush, affluent Americans who benefited from tax cuts were more likely to be Republicans. The political party they supported delivered material benefits that boosted their pocketbooks. Democratic voters, by comparison, were more likely to be working or middle class.

Now, more than half of upper-income families — defined as those earning more than $215,400 per year — vote Democratic, according to a 2024 Pew Research survey, as more highly educated voters shift to the left. The top fifth of earners went from supporting Barack Obama in 2008 by a 2.5-point margin to supporting Joe Biden in 2020 by close to 15 percentage points. “Affluent Americans used to vote for Republican politicians. Now they vote for Democrats,” one 2023 paper found. That shift intensified during the 2024 presidential election, when large numbers of Black and Latino voters, who tend to be lower-income, defected to the Republican ticket for the first time in decades, according to several political scientists, exit polls and studies.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/07/25/trump-tax-law-rich-liberals/

Why doesn’t your post list how much they have all voluntarily paid into the treasury? They can do that at any time.

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

/——-/ I’m agreeing with you and you still insult me. GEEZE

My apologies. I thought you were being a MAGA troll.

 

[jc456]

And the tax cuts for the wealthy are the biggest burden to the national debt, imbecile.

The End.

what tax cuts did the wealthy get. fk if you're gonna keep posting this nonsense at least back up what the fk you're talking about. Put the post # with any previous post with that information

 

[Meister]

And the tax cuts for the wealthy are the biggest burden to the national debt, imbecile.

The End.

The top 10% pay 72% of the taxes already. Just how much should they be paying?
It really looks like they are paying their fair share.
Perhaps less spending would help offset.

Now get your answer from your masters. Seems nobody from your tent
would give a straight answer.

 

[yidnar]

Because of population growth, more people entering the job market, and inflation.....simp.

so there's nearly twice as many people working now than in 2012 ?

 

[yidnar]

Because of population growth, more people entering the job market, and inflation.....simp.

 

[Cellblock2429]

And the tax cuts for the wealthy are the biggest burden to the national debt, imbecile.

The End.

/----/ Same old, same old worn-out cliches from Liberalpropagandaville. Now how much do the bottom 49% pay in income tax?

How much income tax do the top earners pay?​

Most of the government’s federal income tax revenue comes from the nation’s top income earners. In 2022, the top 5% of earners — people with incomes $261,591 and above — collectively paid over $1.3 trillion in income taxes, or about 61% of the national total.

If you include the top 10% — everyone who made at least $178,611 — that figure rises to $1.5 trillion, or 72% of the total.

The top 50% of earners contributed 97% of federal income tax revenue.

The top 1% of earners pay 40% of income taxes.​

 

[jc456]

/----/ Same old, same old worn-out cliches from Liberalpropagandaville. Now how much do the bottom 49% pay in income tax?

How much income tax do the top earners pay?​

Most of the government’s federal income tax revenue comes from the nation’s top income earners. In 2022, the top 5% of earners — people with incomes $261,591 and above — collectively paid over $1.3 trillion in income taxes, or about 61% of the national total.

If you include the top 10% — everyone who made at least $178,611 — that figure rises to $1.5 trillion, or 72% of the total.

The top 50% of earners contributed 97% of federal income tax revenue.

The top 1% of earners pay 40% of income taxes.​

ask him what was cut that he didn't get.