Lewdog
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Oh, I think lower earners and the middle class will take it up the shorts and not just in terms of actual taxes paid ... once you factor in state and local taxes, reductions in student aid and healthcare.Jeb couldn't have done better. (-: If you have a stock invested pension or 401K, it's a good day.Thank the RINOS in congress, Trump didnt have a damn thing to do with passing the bill he gets to sign.
or not
The Joint Committee on Taxation, the official congressional scorekeeper, estimates every income group would receive an average tax cut next year. But the JCT also found taxes would go up for lower incomes over time, in part because fewer eligible taxpayers would choose to receive health care subsidies through the ACA. By 2027, every income group making less than $75,000 would see a net tax increase.
But again the gop is trying two things. One to stimulate overall growth by making it easier for business to make capital expenditure. And its pretty much a public relations gambit to counter the unpopularity of the bills with really nice goodies to corporations, which are handing out bonuses paid for with public debt for our kids. And two, reward their conttributors.
Yep, and they are lying about the success of this type of move in the past and who it helps.
It is being compared to Reagan's, and though the taxes went down over the entire time Reagan was in office, after his initial tax cut he RAISED taxes 5 years out of his 8 year Presidency. Not to mention, there is factual PROOF that his tax cut for trickle down economics actually created a larger gap in the middle class, not an improvement.
"3. Unemployment soared after Reagan’s 1981 tax cuts. Unemployment jumped to 10.8 percent after Reagan enacted his much-touted tax cut, and it took years for the rate to get back down to its previous level. Meanwhile, income inequality exploded. Despite the myth that Reagan presided over an era of unmatched economic boom for all Americans, Reagan disproportionately taxed the poor and middle class, but the economic growth of the 1980’s did little help them. “Since 1980, median household income has risen only 30 percent, adjusted for inflation, while average incomes at the top have tripled or quadrupled,” the New York Times’ David Leonhardt noted."
10 Things Conservatives Don’t Want You To Know About Ronald Reagan
You stupid fuck unemployment soared after Obama's stimulus
You are so fucking stupid you don't realize you just supported my main point.