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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 10 Nov 2017

    Opinion: Tax reform passes the fairness test, writes @Kotlikoffhttp://on.wsj.com/2hiFSIq 

    11:41 AM - 10 Nov 2017
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      2. Mark Clyburn‏ @I00I00I 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        Oh! I get it now!! So when companies have more profits, they raise wages and don't invest in other billion-dollar companies or move the profits overseas? How silly of me. I must have been thinking of a different planet. My mistake.

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      3. Paul Wilson‏ @PaulLewisWilson 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @I00I00I @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        Or buy back boatloads of their own stock with the ill gotten gains of "tax reform" as my company and many other have been doing for the last decade! Trickle down my ass.

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      4. Mark Clyburn‏ @I00I00I 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @PaulLewisWilson @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        Thankfully the @WSJ is there to shine a light! May Rupert Murdoch rest in pieces.. soon.. please!

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      1. Lizard Person‏ @Baconpwn 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        No, it doesn't. My taxes are about to double under this plan. Tell me. How exactly does a plan which destroys my savings encourage me to spend money? It raises taxes on those who can't pay it so those who can can have a tax cut. Trickle down does not work. It has never worked.

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      1. Paul Wilson‏ @PaulLewisWilson 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        Too bad this op-ed doesn't pass the smell test. More conservative propaganda from the bowels of the Murdoch empire. #IMissTheBancrofts

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      1.  🗽LibertarianJedi  🗽‏ @LibertarianJedi 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        By Fair you really mean: Everyone gets robbed. #TaxationIsTheftpic.twitter.com/E4wbreoNxK

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      1. j.baker‏ @MedicareForAll2 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        @ABC @NBCPolitics @CBSNews @cnnbrk I take issue with how any increase will be spent. I don't believe the increased profits from business or windfall from less tax will be spent on wages or business expansion. It will go to buy back corporate shares & pay corporate officers.

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      1. J. Lang Wood‏ @JLangWood 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        Give 'em the ole razzle-dazzle...razzle-dazzle 'em.

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      1. Linda‏ @lindaland2 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        Only for millionaires & up. The rest of us will be forced to pay for the ones who shouldn’t need any help at all. #Iamnotyourpeasant

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      1. Pack The Courts‏ @JonBrouQ22 10 Nov 2017
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        😂😂😂😂😂 who is this clown?

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      1. Pasol Gabriel‏ @PasolGabi 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        It's not hard to find a fair solution for everyone if you really want. But turning the American citizen into an customer and letting companies to touch the sky on matter of growth by only assuming that they will reinvest it's just out discussion. And don't forget death tax please

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      1. tinmar‏ @lumrtn 10 Nov 2017
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        🙄

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      1. Pasol Gabriel‏ @PasolGabi 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        Why not better try to create an equilibrium on tax reform!? Cutting more for average families, poor ones mostly, and for companies cutting only if they have policies focused on reinvesting part of the growth or policies focused on their own employees. That will be fair I think.

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      1. Estifonio‏ @estifonio 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        BS. We the American people, veterans, taxpayers, moms and dads, young & old are tired of being screwed, ignored and played by Republicans. Payback time has just begun, see what we do to you in 2018-20

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      1. Ken‏ @rambok 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        If only WSJ was the paper it used to be, then I might read your opinions. Instead you’ve thrown your credibility out the window with conspiracy theories about HRC. You are now the Weak and Silly Joke of the industry.

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      1. Pasol Gabriel‏ @PasolGabi 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        You need to look at patterns first. Big companies from US are on growth from years and the jobs and wages are still problematic, inequality being definitely a problem there. You can't make assumptions on how the companies will proceed with the growth. Because it's wrong.

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      1. Linda Finn‏ @Lindafblue 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        you can have all the fancy models you want, but assuming a 5.5% raise in worker' s wages just means: garbage in, garbage out

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      1. cgk inc‏ @ckeller122 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        Of course u guys would say that.

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      1. Daniel Litwin‏ @dslitwin 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @Kotlikoff

        If I got a 100% tax cut the refund would still be less than a milliinaire getting 1% cut. It's just the proportion of things. You can't escape it so what do we do? Nothing?

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