Democrats and the media spewing more lies

[bigrebnc1775]

That is because the Democrats that controlled Congress voted for SS funds to be general funds, their logic, if you can call it that, is that the US Government would keep track of what was owed and replace the funds. Of course one must ask where the money to repay what they took comes from since they spend every penny they get.

I believe it was president Johnson, that combined social security revenues and expenditures in to the total, overall budget, so that LBJ could mask the amount of tax dollars spent on the VietNam war/defense....by SS spending put in to the discretionary budget, it made the percent of tax monies spent on the war, a smaller percentage....

Johnson did not do this to steal SS Surplus monies to use for what income taxes should be paying....

There were no social security surplus funds to rob or borrow from, until Pres Reagan increased and doubled our payroll taxes on SS from 3% to 6%, two decades later.

It was Clinton who took social security and placed it into the general fund that gave him a surplus.

Yup Social Security was not part of the General fund until early 1990's under Clinton and before the republicans took over Congress.

Johnson added SS to the US BUDGET,

Tax increases for Social Security were doubled during Reagan, so SS surplus tax collection began shortly afterwards.... Bush 1, was the first to have SS surplus funds in the general budget, that was spent via borrowing them, by Congress, not Clinton....

BUT under Clinton and Bush 2, there were hundreds of billions of excess/surplus social security taxes collected and borrowed on....

seems those damn democrats like to take what isn't theirs to take

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

 

[Slade3200]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

It's not an "income tax" holiday. It's a 15% withholding tax holiday. The Social Security and Medicare portion of federal taxes. So yes, it will defund SS and Medicare.

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

 

[Slade3200]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

 

[LA RAM FAN]

It won't hurt Socialist Insecurity because all the loot goes into and comes back out of the general fund....IOW, it's just a big transfer payment.

The turds in both parties have been skimming the hell out of the "trust fund" to buy votes for decades.

So very true,both being funded by lobbbyists who are not for America which is why the government does not serve the people as they are suppose to and we serve them.

 

[Slade3200]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

 

[Slade3200]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

 

[Slade3200]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You’ve just posted the same passage 4 times in a row. You’re not addressing any of the points or links that I’m posting. That’s trolling. I don’t care what your “experts” say if you can’t back up the content. Your own link contradicted your points and the words of Trump when talking about his plan contradict your points. You’re done.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You’ve just posted the same passage 4 times in a row. You’re not addressing any of the points or links that I’m posting. That’s trolling. I don’t care what your “experts” say if you can’t back up the content. Your own link contradicted your points and the words of Trump when talking about his plan contradict your points. You’re done.

And I'm repeating what you experts have said about how much money will be left in your paycheck
Clearly it shows that you will be still paying social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

 

[Slade3200]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You’ve just posted the same passage 4 times in a row. You’re not addressing any of the points or links that I’m posting. That’s trolling. I don’t care what your “experts” say if you can’t back up the content. Your own link contradicted your points and the words of Trump when talking about his plan contradict your points. You’re done.

And I'm repeating what you experts have said about how much money will be left in your paycheck
Clearly it shows that you will be still paying social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Ok genius. Last time I’m going to show your stupidity then I’m done with your games.

The passage you have on auto repeat says that people’s paychecks will go up by 6.2% correct? Well where was that 6.2% going? Go ahead and google “payroll tax 6.2%” and find out yourself... you’re done... again

Payroll taxes consist of Social Security and Medicare taxes. ... Workers pay the 6.2% Social Security tax on annual earnings up to $137,700. Meanwhile, the employer pays the same rate per paycheck, adding up to a combined 12.4% Social Security tax and 2.9% Medicare tax

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You’ve just posted the same passage 4 times in a row. You’re not addressing any of the points or links that I’m posting. That’s trolling. I don’t care what your “experts” say if you can’t back up the content. Your own link contradicted your points and the words of Trump when talking about his plan contradict your points. You’re done.

And I'm repeating what you experts have said about how much money will be left in your paycheck
Clearly it shows that you will be still paying social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Ok genius. Last time I’m going to show your stupidity then I’m done with your games.

The passage you have on auto repeat says that people’s paychecks will go up by 6.2% correct? Well where was that 6.2% going? Go ahead and google “payroll tax 6.2%” and find out yourself... you’re done... again

Payroll taxes consist of Social Security and Medicare taxes. ... Workers pay the 6.2% Social Security tax on annual earnings up to $137,700. Meanwhile, the employer pays the same rate per paycheck, adding up to a combined 12.4% Social Security tax and 2.9% Medicare tax

ok dumb ass you're going to find out September 1

 

[Slade3200]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You’ve just posted the same passage 4 times in a row. You’re not addressing any of the points or links that I’m posting. That’s trolling. I don’t care what your “experts” say if you can’t back up the content. Your own link contradicted your points and the words of Trump when talking about his plan contradict your points. You’re done.

And I'm repeating what you experts have said about how much money will be left in your paycheck
Clearly it shows that you will be still paying social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Ok genius. Last time I’m going to show your stupidity then I’m done with your games.

The passage you have on auto repeat says that people’s paychecks will go up by 6.2% correct? Well where was that 6.2% going? Go ahead and google “payroll tax 6.2%” and find out yourself... you’re done... again

Payroll taxes consist of Social Security and Medicare taxes. ... Workers pay the 6.2% Social Security tax on annual earnings up to $137,700. Meanwhile, the employer pays the same rate per paycheck, adding up to a combined 12.4% Social Security tax and 2.9% Medicare tax

ok dumb ass you're going to find out September 1

I don’t need to find anything out. I know what it is. Trump plan is to cut the payroll tax which funds SS and Medicaid and wants to fund those programs through the general fund with the assumption that the tremendous economic growth That will result from the tax cut will fund Social security

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You’ve just posted the same passage 4 times in a row. You’re not addressing any of the points or links that I’m posting. That’s trolling. I don’t care what your “experts” say if you can’t back up the content. Your own link contradicted your points and the words of Trump when talking about his plan contradict your points. You’re done.

And I'm repeating what you experts have said about how much money will be left in your paycheck
Clearly it shows that you will be still paying social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Ok genius. Last time I’m going to show your stupidity then I’m done with your games.

The passage you have on auto repeat says that people’s paychecks will go up by 6.2% correct? Well where was that 6.2% going? Go ahead and google “payroll tax 6.2%” and find out yourself... you’re done... again

Payroll taxes consist of Social Security and Medicare taxes. ... Workers pay the 6.2% Social Security tax on annual earnings up to $137,700. Meanwhile, the employer pays the same rate per paycheck, adding up to a combined 12.4% Social Security tax and 2.9% Medicare tax

ok dumb ass you're going to find out September 1

I don’t need to find anything out. I know what it is. Trump plan is to cut the payroll tax which funds SS and Medicaid and wants to fund those programs through the general fund with the assumption that the tremendous economic growth That will result from the tax cut will fund Social security

If you make a paycheck you're going to find out come Sept. 1 nothing you can do to change that
You're done now

 

[Slade3200]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You’ve just posted the same passage 4 times in a row. You’re not addressing any of the points or links that I’m posting. That’s trolling. I don’t care what your “experts” say if you can’t back up the content. Your own link contradicted your points and the words of Trump when talking about his plan contradict your points. You’re done.

And I'm repeating what you experts have said about how much money will be left in your paycheck
Clearly it shows that you will be still paying social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Ok genius. Last time I’m going to show your stupidity then I’m done with your games.

The passage you have on auto repeat says that people’s paychecks will go up by 6.2% correct? Well where was that 6.2% going? Go ahead and google “payroll tax 6.2%” and find out yourself... you’re done... again

Payroll taxes consist of Social Security and Medicare taxes. ... Workers pay the 6.2% Social Security tax on annual earnings up to $137,700. Meanwhile, the employer pays the same rate per paycheck, adding up to a combined 12.4% Social Security tax and 2.9% Medicare tax

ok dumb ass you're going to find out September 1

I don’t need to find anything out. I know what it is. Trump plan is to cut the payroll tax which funds SS and Medicaid and wants to fund those programs through the general fund with the assumption that the tremendous economic growth That will result from the tax cut will fund Social security

If you make a paycheck you're going to find out come Sept. 1 nothing you can do to change that
You're done now

Haha. Ok. Way to give up on the debate. See you sept 1

 

[bigrebnc1775]

I know everybody's heard it that President Trump's income tax holiday will bankrupt social security and take money away from the handicapped dependent.
It is not true since income tax and social security and medicare are a separate tax

Trumpâs payroll tax holiday wonât hurt Social Security, Mnuchin says

Payroll taxes fund Medicare and Social Security.

www.foxbusiness.com

I’m curious, did you even read that article before posting about it or did you just see the headline? Either way, would you explain how your OP aligns with these paragraphs from your link?

——
The payroll tax is paid separately from federal income taxes and funds Social Security and Medicare. Employers and employees each pay 6.2 percent for Social Security and 1.45 percent for Medicare, and an additional 0.9 percent is levied on the highest earners.


It is unclear what Mnuchin means when he said Congress would keep the trust fund “topped up,” but experts have warned that reserves could be depleted earlier than expected as a result of the financial effects of the pandemic.

An analysis conducted by researchers at the Penn Wharton Budget Model showed that Social Security is at risk of running out of funds as many as four years earlier than anticipated – in 2032 – depending on the shape of the U.S. economic recovery. Prior to the pandemic, the group had a 2036 estimate for the OASDI trust fund.

A separate analysis estimated that Social Security’s funding may run dry as soon as 2029.

A decline in payroll taxes is expected to be primarily responsible for draining Social Security’s coffers more quickly, given the dramatic rise in unemployment numbers. Unemployment compensation is not subject to payroll taxes. Deferring, and forgiving, payroll taxes may accelerate the timeline.

I'm curious have you ever received a paycheck?
Take your time before you answer.

Yes I have. Now answer my question please

I told you there are three separate taxes that come out of a payroll check
question answered

How do 3 taxes make what the Dems are saying a lie?

the lie is the tax holiday will affect social security
it will not because of the separate tax.

You article from fox business says otherwise. I posted the section.

So you don't have a job

i do have a job. Why can’t you address the subject? Your article contradicts your point. What say you?

if that were true you would know social security is a separate tax

Social security is a tax that would be effected by Trumps payroll tax cut. there really isn’t debate over that, except for some spun up narrative that you’ve clutched to. You’re article contradicts your point and since you are failing time and time again to explain yourself and give a rational answer to questions the only conclusion is that you are full of shit. Happy for you to prove me wrong and present an intelligent argument to make your point

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You are mistaken. They would need to fund social security through other means because the payroll tax cut Trump is proposing would defund it. Trump was asked about this and he said “economic growth” would make up for the lost funds.

Here read this and educate yourself

Permanent payroll tax cut could deplete Social Security funds by 2023: Goss

Trump has indicated that he wants to pursue a sweeping elimination of the tax next year.

www.foxbusiness.com

No, I'm not mistaken as I said the media is pushing the fear tactic
You'll still be paying social security and medicare

You’re not backing up that argument. The link you posted contradicted your argument. I can’t take you seriously anymore. You don’t know what you are talking about

I've backed it up dumbass here it is once again
As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Trump clearly said that he would end the payroll tax and would fund social security through the general fund. When pushed how he would raid the extra funds he said through economic growth. That’s the plan. I would commend you on spinning up this narrative you are pushing if I respected that kind of dishonesty but alas, I don’t.

Here is a link showing Trump saying what I just claimed

As I posted this in post number 43
to those who work and get a paycheck when you read these figures you realize you'll still be paying FICA which is Social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Stop trolling. Trump plans on funding SS through the general fund. I posted a link to him saying it. You don’t know what the hell youre talking about. Nice try but game over. Thanks for playing

It's MY thread I don't troll my threads but your trolling
It's you that doesn't know what you are talking about
Here is what the experts say will happen and you're no expert
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

You’ve just posted the same passage 4 times in a row. You’re not addressing any of the points or links that I’m posting. That’s trolling. I don’t care what your “experts” say if you can’t back up the content. Your own link contradicted your points and the words of Trump when talking about his plan contradict your points. You’re done.

And I'm repeating what you experts have said about how much money will be left in your paycheck
Clearly it shows that you will be still paying social security and medicare
How much will each person receive?
It depends on your income. If you earn $100,000 or less annually before taxes, you’ll see each paycheck increase by about 6.2%. If you make $50,000 per year before taxes, you’ll see an extra $258 per month distributed across your paychecks. Over the four-month holiday period, you’d receive an extra $1,032.

Ok genius. Last time I’m going to show your stupidity then I’m done with your games.

The passage you have on auto repeat says that people’s paychecks will go up by 6.2% correct? Well where was that 6.2% going? Go ahead and google “payroll tax 6.2%” and find out yourself... you’re done... again

Payroll taxes consist of Social Security and Medicare taxes. ... Workers pay the 6.2% Social Security tax on annual earnings up to $137,700. Meanwhile, the employer pays the same rate per paycheck, adding up to a combined 12.4% Social Security tax and 2.9% Medicare tax

ok dumb ass you're going to find out September 1

I don’t need to find anything out. I know what it is. Trump plan is to cut the payroll tax which funds SS and Medicaid and wants to fund those programs through the general fund with the assumption that the tremendous economic growth That will result from the tax cut will fund Social security

If you make a paycheck you're going to find out come Sept. 1 nothing you can do to change that
You're done now

Haha. Ok. Way to give up on the debate. See you sept 1

What's to debate? you're wrong and I'm right
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