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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 24 Oct 2017

    Opinion: Kevin Hassett earns the wrath of the left by showing how tax rate cuts will help workershttp://on.wsj.com/2yLVPis 

    12:34 PM - 24 Oct 2017
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      2. Steve‏ @LarryLivinston 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        We've been doing tax cuts for billionaires with the promise of trickle-down from Reagan to Dubya. All US has to show for it is huge debts.

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      1. Dennis M. Francis‏ @tdpubs 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        It seems that we've seen this picture over and over again. Insanity's finest example.

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      1. Toni Bright‏ @tweettertoni 24 Oct 2017
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        His theories are based on #TrickleDown economics. The idea that corporations will invest in the workforce and lose shareholder value is nil.

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      1. 1 st Calvary Recon, MAGAveteran‏ @calvaryrecon 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        The Communist / Dems believe that the money belongs to the Government & only they have the authority to distribute tax funds. Simple .

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      1. Ken Taylor  📖‏ @infinity1120 24 Oct 2017

        Where and when is this proof?

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      1. E'lotessa‏ @LoTessaMoon 24 Oct 2017
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        @paulkrugman What is the net-net of this policy? Wages going up sounds great but doesn't mean much when the shift in tax burden falls it.

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      2. WSJ Pundit‏ @WSJPundit 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        Clearly none of the lefties read the article, in short w/lower corp taxes businesses will expand, hire more & create wealth for new workers

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      3. Joey Beachum‏ @JoeyBeachum 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJPundit @WSJ

        False. Businesses only expand when there's demand for it. Supply-side tax cuts don't create demand. Those businesses are either going to invest in productivity technology or give the extra profits to shareholders.

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      4. WSJ Pundit‏ @WSJPundit 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @JoeyBeachum @WSJ

        Good point. But, how does raising corp taxes increase demand? isnt the drive behind a corp tax cut is to capture cash US corps horde abroad?

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      5. WSJ Pundit‏ @WSJPundit 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJPundit @JoeyBeachum @WSJ

        In turn decreasing the deficit. but thats a rational world scenario which is the issue w/economics in the first place

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      6. Joey Beachum‏ @JoeyBeachum 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJPundit @WSJ

        You have corporations paying 0% effective tax rate on what they report *now*. Why on earth do you think they'd willingly pay anything on repatriated cash?

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      7. WSJ Pundit‏ @WSJPundit 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @JoeyBeachum @WSJ

        Well if they are not paying it now. Then how do you incentivize them to move the money back to the US?

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      8. Joey Beachum‏ @JoeyBeachum 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @WSJPundit @WSJ

        You're asking the wrong question. The real question is, why will the IRS go after an average American for $10,000 in back taxes but not corporations who collectively owe billions upon billions?

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      9. WSJ Pundit‏ @WSJPundit 24 Oct 2017
        Replying to @JoeyBeachum @WSJ

        1. Path of least resistance 2. Using the loopholes arent illegal. That being said, there should be no complex loopholes

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      1. Brooks A. Mick‏ @SailFree 24 Oct 2017
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        He’s smart. Just what I have been explaining for decades.

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      1. Ryan‏ @coastal1337ist 24 Oct 2017
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        Is it normal for an opinion piece to not list whose opinion it is? https://www.wsj.com/articles/about-us-1384185904?tesla=y … Do I really have to subscribe to find out?

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      1. Ken Taylor  📖‏ @infinity1120 24 Oct 2017
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        I always find it interesting that they say it going to translate into higher wages but say nothing about making sure it happens #TaxReform

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