Yep. If only you still believe in trickle-down economics, and unicorns, then you think it will make its way to you, and not the owner's daughter's wedding.
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Once the owner absolutely exhausts the list of things he wants to spend his savings on, he will be sure to pay workers more than market value. Because we all know out raises are based on the corporate tax rate.
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I go in for my annual review. We talk about the corporate tax rate, and they give me a fat raise. Just like that.
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Me thinks the rich will get theirs, and it will somehow forget to "trickle down" again, as it has for the last 20 years. But hey, then we can try another tax cut for the rich.
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No, no, no, since what we're doing isn't working, we HAVE to keep doing it!
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Trickle down does not work. This article even admits no one knows what will happen with the latest round of cuts. Except we do. The 99% get screwed. You want to promote growth? Cut taxes for middle and lower classes, not raise them. Encourage companies to provide training.
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Focus on creating full time work, not contract work. Break up monopolies like Amazon.
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If you function under the assumption tax cuts flow into the economy, why start with the 1%? They funnel their money into offshore accounts. The 99%? We need that money to live. We have to spend it on things. Those lucky enough to have savings will upgrade their situations.
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Or prepare for retirement, which is one fewer person "leeching from the government" as your party wants to call them. Big business doesn't create jobs, they just stabilize current numbers. Small business and mid sized ones create jobs. And who owns those? The 99%
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Interesting perspective on the 2.6 trillion US $$$ held offshore.
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Paradise Papers say otherwise
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---> If In Fact *Trickle-Down* Does Work , There Should Be Plenty Of Real Science To Back It Up ---> Instead Of Debating Educated Opinions ( Author Is Reagan Era Advisor ) , Why Not Present The Historical Economic Charts As Proof ? --> Where's The Science ?
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---> I Have Repeatedly Seen Guest Experts On CNBC Claim That Tax-Cuts For Corporations And Job Growth / Wage Inceases Are Not Linear ---> It Is Or It Isn't ? ----> Where's The Science ?
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----> And In This Time Of Debate On Patriotism And Colin Kaepernick , Just How Patriotic Are These American Companies That Choose To Avoid Taxes By Shipping Profits Abroad --> $$$Money , $$$Money , God , Family , Country ?
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HEY ! --> What About Kansas ? ---> Lessons for Other States from Kansas' Massive Tax Cuts -https://www.cbpp.org/research/lessons-for-other-states-from-kansas-massive-tax-cuts …
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What About Kansas ? ---> Forbes : The Great Kansas Tax Cut Experiment Crashes And Burns ---->https://www.forbes.com/sites/beltway/2017/06/07/the-great-kansas-tax-cut-experiment-crashes-and-burns/#79d8dab5508f …
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Why don't liberals take their children to send to school?
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The corporate tax cuts will most likely end in their offshore acconts. Since there is no Mandate to create jobs, hire workers with our taxes. Bring those offshore accounts and tax them as well.
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This was so badly argued I had to check to see if it was native advertising. Increasing capital for corporations will simply be used for share buybacks and high level wage rises. If you wanted to increase jobs, why not make salaries tax deductible?
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