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Strategist says

The tax cut that corporations get, trickles down to the 401K plans the citizen has, as does the increased wages and bonuses.

Does enough of it trickle down to compensate for the huge deficit that it will incur annually? I don't think. There is not historic evidence of that when the tax rates are already low.

Yes it's quite possible that rich people will make out to. What would you have us do? Reverse the $15 hour pay raises because some fatcats might benefit as well?

Do you clowns listen to yourselves?

Is this really so difficult to understand? Smart people would have you enact a tax plan that gave the majority of benefits to the middle class rather than the 1%.

Actually not giving the fat cats a tax cut when the economy is running just fine would be the answer.

HappyGilmore says

Is this really so difficult to understand? Smart people would have you enact a tax plan that gave the majority of benefits to the middle class rather than the 1%.

Does this look like it's going only to the 1%?

Wait, weren't the Socialists here stating that those EVIL corporations will just give the additional profits to the CEOs and NOT let them trickle down the stairway to the employees??

Were they wrong? (again)

The chart below proves the statement wrong.

The good news is that there aren’t many who will pay higher taxes next year — about 8.5 million, compared to the some 143 million who will get lower taxes.

For the most popular bracket of what the Tax Policy Center calls expanded cash income level, the $50,000 to $75,000 range, will see an average tax change of $870.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/here-are-the-winners-and-losers-of-the-final-version-of-the-republican-tax-bill-2017-12-18


anon_8d9b9 says

anon_37bba says

Wait, weren't the Socialists here stating that those EVIL corporations will just give the additional profits to the CEOs and NOT let them trickle down the stairway to the employees??

Were they wrong? (again)

All 2 of them?

So how did Market Watch come up with 2018 numbers from Tax Policy Center which didn't publish 2018 numbers?

Funny how I easily found the report when reading the article linked in the post.

Reading, try it sometime. It's amazing the things that can be learned!

Something is very odd about this chart everyone is salivating over.

Wait, I thought the rich were getting big tax cuts and the middle and working classes nothing?

Also it is not showing the size of the cuts. It only shows what percentage is getting something, and what percentage is getting screwed.

It is a FACT that the vast majority of the gains go to the wealthy.

>No socialist thinks "trickle down" is a fact. Every one of them felt only the rich would benefit. Including you.>