Since poor people would spend this extra money, there would be a stimulous to our consumer driven economy. More money in the hands of poor people would make their lives significantly better too.
The LIFT Act would reform the tax code to help those who actually need it — not the rich and powerful.https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2018/11/15/almost-all-sen-harriss-trillion-tax-plan-would-help-middle-working-class-study-finds/ …
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So true. Tax cuts that go to the top 1% sit in the bank. They don’t need it. Poor people need it!
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#CaGasTax that disproportionately impacts the working poor would help as well. Holding utility companies accountable for mismanaging power lines rather than passing the cost to ratepayers would help, but oops#SB901 thanks@JerryBrownGov@BillDoddCA -
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Foolish. The purpose of taxes is to gather the funds necessary to pay for government. It is not to help people. The problem is the government is too big. Kill pork barrel. Cut back government to a maintainable size.
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It doesn't raise the federal deficit by 2.8 trillion, it burdens the tax payers with 2.8 trillion more in debt! Just one more reason why Harris should be removed from public office.
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I am all for it if your plan also extends to the poorest among us.
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