Jimmy_Chitwood
Platinum Member
Supply side worked very well for the one percent. Business made more money but didn't pass it down to the workersNobody wants to take their money away and give it to poor peopleI always find this narrative fascinating....The top 1% of wage earners already pay 45% of all income tax paid and 45% of American's pay no income tax at all.
That said, how is the notion that our most productive positive contributors owe more manifested?
Why is it never said that we have too many bottom feeders stealing from the middle class and how does that not make more sense to sane rational folks? Take the $100 billion we spend on illegal beaners every year...what if we diverted that cash alone and funneled it through the hands of the middle class and REAL Americans?
But why do we continue policies that encourage the wealthy to accumulate and maintain more wealth?
They obviously don't need it
Give it to the government because they are soooooooooo good with financial matters.
Thirty years ago we sold out to Supply Side Economics. Put more money in the hands of the wealthy and watch the prosperity trickle down to all
Never happened. They just keep the money
Why continue a failed policy?
Supply side worked quite well.
Big business managed to insert themselves in the government and managed to garner a lot of that money.
Get government out of the way so business's have to compete.
Everyone would be better off except 1% like Trump, Obama, Clintons and Lizzy Warren (who gets paid 350,000 to each one class).
For working Americans it was a disaster. Stagnant wages and overall loss of family wealth
Good thing global competition and the corresponding disparate business practices have nothing to do with it.