RealDave
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Does that include borrowing 1.5 trillion & handing out money?Thank you for your analysis. Household incomes have actually increased by 4% since Trump took office, some good news the media refuses to report. I don't know if giving all the credit to the Trump effect, or thanking a delayed reaction to Obama-era policies matters.Trump's $1.5 trillion debt bomb he called a "tax reform" was supposed to stimulate the economy. Remember how wages were going to explode?
It turns out all those corporations who received a big cash windfall from their tax cuts used that money to do stock buybacks instead of trickling it down to their workers.
Tax cut triggers $437 billion explosion of stock buybacks
Not only is that most ever, it nearly doubles the previous record of $242.1 billion, which was set during the first three months of the year.
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