Which candidate will put more money into the Middle Class?

[Hutch Starskey]

Steve Jobs?
What policy are you referring to? The link I gave was his jobs proposal.

No, that three letter word lunch bucket Joe always gets confused...

J-o-b-s

Can't link to it?

Oh, sure...


www.donaldjtrump.com

Was that hard to do?
Now address how it's any different than any other Republican plan.

It's the usual list.
Tax cuts
Regulatory reform
Expansion of the energy sector
Trade reform
And of course, repeal Obamacare

Leviathan reduction....

It's not listed in your link.

 

[owebo]

No, that three letter word lunch bucket Joe always gets confused...

J-o-b-s

Can't link to it?

Oh, sure...


www.donaldjtrump.com

Was that hard to do?
Now address how it's any different than any other Republican plan.

It's the usual list.
Tax cuts
Regulatory reform
Expansion of the energy sector
Trade reform
And of course, repeal Obamacare

Leviathan reduction....

It's not listed in your link.

It is the link....

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Can't link to it?

Oh, sure...


www.donaldjtrump.com

Was that hard to do?
Now address how it's any different than any other Republican plan.

It's the usual list.
Tax cuts
Regulatory reform
Expansion of the energy sector
Trade reform
And of course, repeal Obamacare

Leviathan reduction....

It's not listed in your link.

It is the link....

What does that mean? You have seriously poor communication skills.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

The math has been done, trumps tax plan will put more money into everyone pockets, and a fairly significant amount.

possibly enough to jump the economy.

hillary is promising some pocket change.

Explain how a $15.00/hr minimum wage is 'pocket change?'

When you get 15 per hour for flipping a burger, expect that burger to cost you 13 bucks. Leaving you with 2 dollars, aka chump change

Except a number one meal at McDonalds nets the franchisee $7.00. Raising the Minimum to $15.00/hr would cost said franchisee $0.50, for a net on a number one meal of $6.50.

A Big Mac meal is on average, $5.69. Please tell us how McDonald's could net $7.

How many sold per hour?

He said a #1 nets $7. How many per hour is of no consequence. You can't net $7 off something that sells for $5.69.

 

[Indeependent]

Explain how a $15.00/hr minimum wage is 'pocket change?'

When you get 15 per hour for flipping a burger, expect that burger to cost you 13 bucks. Leaving you with 2 dollars, aka chump change

Except a number one meal at McDonalds nets the franchisee $7.00. Raising the Minimum to $15.00/hr would cost said franchisee $0.50, for a net on a number one meal of $6.50.

A Big Mac meal is on average, $5.69. Please tell us how McDonald's could net $7.

How many sold per hour?

He said a #1 nets $7. How many per hour is of no consequence. You can't net $7 off something that sells for $5.69.

My bad.
Yep, that makes NO sense.

 

[OnePercenter]

The math has been done, trumps tax plan will put more money into everyone pockets, and a fairly significant amount.

possibly enough to jump the economy.

hillary is promising some pocket change.

Explain how a $15.00/hr minimum wage is 'pocket change?'

When you get 15 per hour for flipping a burger, expect that burger to cost you 13 bucks. Leaving you with 2 dollars, aka chump change

Except a number one meal at McDonalds nets the franchisee $7.00. Raising the Minimum to $15.00/hr would cost said franchisee $0.50, for a net on a number one meal of $6.50.

A Big Mac meal is on average, $5.69. Please tell us how McDonald's could net $7.

Easy

Price of Combo meal in fast food restaurant (Big Mac Meal or similar) in Las Vegas, Nevada :: Expatistan

Also: According to a 2014 report from The Heritage Foundation, if fast food restaurants were to raise the minimum wage for workers to $15 an hour, the restaurants’ total costs would increase by about 15 percent.

12 fast food prices then versus now

Moe Profit!

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

When you get 15 per hour for flipping a burger, expect that burger to cost you 13 bucks. Leaving you with 2 dollars, aka chump change

Except a number one meal at McDonalds nets the franchisee $7.00. Raising the Minimum to $15.00/hr would cost said franchisee $0.50, for a net on a number one meal of $6.50.

A Big Mac meal is on average, $5.69. Please tell us how McDonald's could net $7.

How many sold per hour?

He said a #1 nets $7. How many per hour is of no consequence. You can't net $7 off something that sells for $5.69.

My bad.
Yep, that makes NO sense.

No biggie.... we all do it sometimes.

 

[OnePercenter]

When you get 15 per hour for flipping a burger, expect that burger to cost you 13 bucks. Leaving you with 2 dollars, aka chump change

Except a number one meal at McDonalds nets the franchisee $7.00. Raising the Minimum to $15.00/hr would cost said franchisee $0.50, for a net on a number one meal of $6.50.

A Big Mac meal is on average, $5.69. Please tell us how McDonald's could net $7.

How many sold per hour?

He said a #1 nets $7. How many per hour is of no consequence. You can't net $7 off something that sells for $5.69.

My bad.
Yep, that makes NO sense.

Big Mac Meal - $8.00 Price of Combo meal in fast food restaurant (Big Mac Meal or similar) in Las Vegas, Nevada :: Expatistan
Unit cost with employee wage of $15.00/hr. - $1.50
Net profit - $6.50

What's so hard about that?

 

[Two Thumbs]

Middle Class taxpayers have seen their take home pay decline. The bottom 47 percent pay no income tax, the top 10 percent income earners pay 71 percent of the income tax while middle class income earners pay the highest percent of their paycheck to income taxes.

Who is going to deliver relief for the Middle Class and how? For starters, demonizing the wealthy and making the poor pay income taxes are not viable solutions as they do not directly address the Middle Class getting more take home pay.

Trump's tax plan will add to the 47% that pay no taxes.

link

You have no idea what's in his tax plan, I take it.

you have no idea either, that's why you didn't provide a link.

 

[Two Thumbs]

The math has been done, trumps tax plan will put more money into everyone pockets, and a fairly significant amount.

possibly enough to jump the economy.

hillary is promising some pocket change.

So, trump, part of the ruling elite...is gonna do something for the working class? You think that?...ur fired.

how does hillary differ?


I don't trust any pol, I'm going by the information that I can find, and by that information, it's been made very clear that trump leaves more money in my pocket while hillary doesn't

 

[Two Thumbs]

The math has been done, trumps tax plan will put more money into everyone pockets, and a fairly significant amount.

possibly enough to jump the economy.

hillary is promising some pocket change.

Explain how a $15.00/hr minimum wage is 'pocket change?'

it won't make anyone middle class

min wage never has b/c it eventually does what we tell you time and time again.

telling you, again, what it will do, again, is a waste of time.

 

[Onyx]

Free trade = BULL SHIT

Never has been, never will be. Why do you continue beating a dead horse?

On the contrary, I am trying to drive home a legitimate position that produces market self sufficiency and healthy consumerism.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Middle Class taxpayers have seen their take home pay decline. The bottom 47 percent pay no income tax, the top 10 percent income earners pay 71 percent of the income tax while middle class income earners pay the highest percent of their paycheck to income taxes.

Who is going to deliver relief for the Middle Class and how? For starters, demonizing the wealthy and making the poor pay income taxes are not viable solutions as they do not directly address the Middle Class getting more take home pay.

Disallow states and cities to insensitivise companies going to their particular area with really low tax rates and do what the EU has done and say that all companies must pay the same level of tax within a state or a city, therefore corporations will have to pair a fair share of taxes, which means the Middle Class can pay less.

Leave everything the way it is and raise the minimum wage to $15.00/hr.

Why?

 

[SmokeALib]

The math has been done, trumps tax plan will put more money into everyone pockets, and a fairly significant amount.

possibly enough to jump the economy.

hillary is promising some pocket change.

Tax cuts won't jump start anything. We've seen that. The variable in the formula for long term growth that's been flat for some time is wage growth. Giving people a couple of grand once a year isn't going to do anything. Consumers having a grand a month more in wages will go much further.

The last time I looked, presidents don't sign paychecks.

Last time I checked, Presidents influence outcomes via their policies. What candidate do you believe based on policies will yield more take home pay on a long term basis for the middle class?

Trump

 

[OnePercenter]

The math has been done, trumps tax plan will put more money into everyone pockets, and a fairly significant amount.

possibly enough to jump the economy.

hillary is promising some pocket change.

Explain how a $15.00/hr minimum wage is 'pocket change?'

it won't make anyone middle class

min wage never has b/c it eventually does what we tell you time and time again.

telling you, again, what it will do, again, is a waste of time.

It's $2580.00/mo or $30,960.00/yr. A worker can have one full-time job and pay his/her way.

 

[OnePercenter]

Free trade = BULL SHIT

Never has been, never will be. Why do you continue beating a dead horse?

On the contrary, I am trying to drive home a legitimate position that produces market self sufficiency and healthy consumerism.

As long as nobody get greedy. Good luck with that!

 

[OnePercenter]

Middle Class taxpayers have seen their take home pay decline. The bottom 47 percent pay no income tax, the top 10 percent income earners pay 71 percent of the income tax while middle class income earners pay the highest percent of their paycheck to income taxes.

Who is going to deliver relief for the Middle Class and how? For starters, demonizing the wealthy and making the poor pay income taxes are not viable solutions as they do not directly address the Middle Class getting more take home pay.

Disallow states and cities to insensitivise companies going to their particular area with really low tax rates and do what the EU has done and say that all companies must pay the same level of tax within a state or a city, therefore corporations will have to pair a fair share of taxes, which means the Middle Class can pay less.

Leave everything the way it is and raise the minimum wage to $15.00/hr.

Why?

Giving workers a livable income. More expendable income, more taxes paid, less States needing more from the feds.

 

[OnePercenter]

The math has been done, trumps tax plan will put more money into everyone pockets, and a fairly significant amount.

possibly enough to jump the economy.

hillary is promising some pocket change.

Tax cuts won't jump start anything. We've seen that. The variable in the formula for long term growth that's been flat for some time is wage growth. Giving people a couple of grand once a year isn't going to do anything. Consumers having a grand a month more in wages will go much further.

The last time I looked, presidents don't sign paychecks.

Last time I checked, Presidents influence outcomes via their policies. What candidate do you believe based on policies will yield more take home pay on a long term basis for the middle class?

Trump

The top two financial issues facing the middle class and poor today are wages and the economy. Please post Trumps plan that answers both. Good luck!

 

[SmokeALib]

The math has been done, trumps tax plan will put more money into everyone pockets, and a fairly significant amount.

possibly enough to jump the economy.

hillary is promising some pocket change.

Tax cuts won't jump start anything. We've seen that. The variable in the formula for long term growth that's been flat for some time is wage growth. Giving people a couple of grand once a year isn't going to do anything. Consumers having a grand a month more in wages will go much further.

The last time I looked, presidents don't sign paychecks.

Last time I checked, Presidents influence outcomes via their policies. What candidate do you believe based on policies will yield more take home pay on a long term basis for the middle class?

Trump

The top two financial issues facing the middle class and poor today are wages and the economy. Please post Trumps plan that answers both. Good luck!

Damn dude. He has already outlined how he is going to knock off the hazardous trade deals and his plans to bring US companies back home.
Pull your nose out of hillary's panties and join the real world.

 

[whitehall]

Low information lefties who think in political cliches assume it's up to the federal government "to put more money" into the middle class. Typical low information lefties think that confiscating money from the employers and corporations and the banks automatically creates wealth for the middle class. The truth of the matter is that the federal government is the absolute worse venue for redistributing wealth. Look at LBJ's "great society" which is still is in effect and ended up putting more people on welfare while wasteing trillions of taxpayer dollars in failed programs. Trump has the right idea that the federal government needs to get the hell out of the way and the president and congress need to trim the bloated mess that federal agencies have become and reorganize the IRS and punish agency heads who have been used as a tools by the Obama criminal enterprise to punish political enemies.