10 years ago, I was poor and on food stamps. Finding a job was so hard. I wanted to work. In 2017, my fortunes and hard work paid off and now I've bought myself a new car and am saving for a home of my own. #Trump2020
Wages are growing at 5.5% and Americans are saving more. THIS is why we advocate for pro-growth policies. You can’t help the working poor without growing the entire economy, and you can’t do that with false promises of “free stuff” and socialist utopias.https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-99-get-a-bigger-raise-11564529382 …
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That’s awesome! I remember being nearly made homeless and struggling until 2017 as well. It’s amazing what a difference good governance can make
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Wrong! They adjusted the 2014-2017 wage growth *down* and added employer benefits as wages. When you gin up the numbers it only looks like an increase, when in fact wages are stagnant.pic.twitter.com/m7CCQ6xCYb
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And I don't believe ppl are saving more.
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Where are wages growing at 5.5%?
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Don’t worry healthcare cost went up 30% so you’re actually going backwards...
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A rising tide lifts all boats.
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Shrink the federal government and watch the economy take off even more
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I agree Chris, we need less government interference, government does not make money, they only spend.
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Trump/Republicans also said tax cuts would pay for themselves and everyone would get a $4,000 pay raise. Congressional Research Service found no impact from tax cuts on economic growth or wages. And the deficit will hit $1 trillion this year and continue for years to come.
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It's hard to measure the impact of the tax cuts because of the tariffs. I don't believe anyone said the tax cuts would pay for themselves this soon & the deficit is primarily about over spending. Here's a great article about the Reagan tax cuts. https://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/tax-cuts-revenue-what-we-learned-1980s …pic.twitter.com/DoJUaQSw2G
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