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That bigger paycheck might cover a Costco membership, while it will make taxes higher again, both when the individual changes expire, and when out grand/kids have to deal with the debt its racking up. Also most people did not get bonuses.
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FYI the national debt increased by 9 trillion dollars or 86% when Obama was in office.
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Who controlled congress (the purse strings) during most of that time? Also I am fine with counter-cyclical financial policy regardless of who is in the White House. If Obama proposed these cuts I would be just as critical.
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D's had both Houses 1st two yrs. Obama as Peez. 2013 a huge tax increase affecting ordinary workers took effect, raising the employee payroll tax from 4.2 percent to 6.2 percent. A worker earning $50,000 a year saw disposable income decline by $1,000 (WAPO)
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Tax cuts temporary because not one Democrat voted for tax cuts. On a personal level, my accountant told me that my wife and I will save $1,200 this year. My daughter works at US Bank. She got a raise and she and all of her co-workers received a $1,000 bonus.
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2.5% of works have gotten a benefit (4 million Jason cites) so shes one of the lucky few. One time bonuses that add up to 2% of the annual tax savings for the bank is pretty cheap publicity.
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Young person here looking forward to paying $1.5 trillion more of the deficit so GOP wealthy donors get a break... meanwhile white house cabinet spends $80k taxpayer money on a desk, $100k on vacations, etc. and you in the house don't do anything
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I'm voting for Angie Craig
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REMINDER: The Koch brothers are estimated to receive $1 billion a year in tax breaks from the
#GOPTaxScamBillpic.twitter.com/KgkUIVZE4e
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#mn02 doesn't make the $440k annual to arrive at that savings.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Bill Gates and I are worth an average of $45 billion. Nearly all of the tax cut goes to large corporations and the rich. How do my taxes look in 8 years? How do the corporate taxes look in 8 years?
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Salt? Oops.
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That average is skewed heavily towards the wealthy; it's not a median savings, not typical savings. Also exacerbate US debt making it more difficult to cover future SS, Medicare & Medicaid. Windfall for the wealthy jeopardizes basic needs of future retirees, the poor & elderly
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And corporate investors seize a windfall on the backs of our children who will suffer under a trillion dollar deficit! What exactly are you celebrating,
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Nice! So you are proposing some budget cuts? Right there with you!
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@GOP platform, the#TaxScam is immoral and anti-American. I'm proposing we kick@RepJasonLewis and the rest of his ilk out of office so we can get back to being a country we can be proud of.
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That "average" is distorted by a small number of wealth folk getting most of the benefit. You'd cite the median if you were being honest. Coward.
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