Who pays tariffs?

[Shareprofit]

How is more expensive, less reliable energy not a waste?

Have you ever heard of Climate change, I expect not.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Have you ever heard of Climate change, I expect not.

We need to spend tens of trillions of dollars so it will be 0.1 degrees cooler in 2100?

 

[jc456]

Trumps additions to the debt continue because his tax breaks are still in force and still adding to the debt. Your math sucks.

A large portion of the debt accrued during the Biden administration was due to the Trump tax cuts. Not that I expect you to have any comprehension of economic matters.

are Trump's tax cuts still in place today? So it's creepy and scamala right? You do know he's not president and his tax cuts haven't been stopped? right?

 

[Dragonlady]

are Trump's tax cuts still in place today? So it's creepy and scamala right? You do know he's not president and his tax cuts haven't been stopped? right?

Yes, Trump’s tax cuts are still in place today. They don’t expire until 2025.

 

[jc456]

Yes, Trump’s tax cuts are still in place today. They don’t expire until 2025.

so they must be good, or are you saying that scamala and creepy don't know what they are doing?

 

[ThisIsMe]

There is your inflation right there (in some cases).

The fact that tariffs are the reason that inflation is so high should tell us we get too much of our stuff from other countries..

Time for less government regulations, less corporate taxes, and more American made goods ..

 

[jc456]

There is your inflation right there (in some cases).

sure they are, they are paid by the china owned businesses. That's china. And it helps american workers. Does nothing of the kind against anyone else.

 

[jc456]

Have you ever heard of Climate change, I expect not.

what about climate change?

 

[Shareprofit]

what about climate change?

How do you not know?

 

[Shareprofit]

We need to spend tens of trillions of dollars so it will be 0.1 degrees cooler in 2100?

I think you need to understand the basics of Climate change.

 

[jc456]

How do you not know?

Know what?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I think you need to understand the basics of Climate change.

Too bad you can't explain it.

 

[Shareprofit]

Know what?

Too bad you can't explain it.

I shouldn't need to.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I shouldn't need to.

If you want us to waste...err...invest trillions of dollars, you really should.

 

[Nostra]

No asshole we’re just not about to play your stupid reindeer games.

The grown-ups are talking now

Pathetic dodge from the KKKanadian lying sack of vermin shit.

 

[Nostra]

No one cares. You won't answer the question. (Hint..corporate taxes wasn't the question ).

Standard issue denial and deflect post.
Guess I should be used to it by now.

: crickets: from JackOfNoTrades

 

[Nostra]

Trumps additions to the debt continue because his tax breaks are still in force and still adding to the debt. Your math sucks.

A large portion of the debt accrued during the Biden administration was due to the Trump tax cuts. Not that I expect you to have any comprehension of economic matters.

Tax revenues went up after the Trump across the board tax cuts, moron.

So explain to the class how you think more revenue adds to the debt.

Your math sucks, you KKKanadian halfwit.

Dragonlady

Here are the numbers. Show us which year increased revenues caused the debt to go up.

Fiscal Year	Revenue
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

 

[Nostra]

Who pays corporate taxes?

JackOfNoTrades

Crepitus
Dragonlady
surada
candycorn

Lakhota

 

[candycorn]

The fact that tariffs are the reason that inflation is so high should tell us we get too much of our stuff from other countries..

Well, in part.

Time for less government regulations, less corporate taxes, and more American made goods ..

The facts are not your friend on this.

During Obama’s 8 successful years and supposed high taxes and over-regulation...the DJIA (comprised of companies that did a shitload of importing) climbed 149%. Corporate profits were (and still are) very high. So that solution would be different than what has worked in the past.

 

[candycorn]

: crickets: from candycorn

Hmmm you seem to have missed post 128 from 7 days ago, Simp.

Now run along kid.