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How are you not yet totally embarrassed to be asserting the biased quack's opinions?
Its not only the CBO that is doubting the projections from this tax cut.
So far Our Dear Leader hasn't completed a year in office. I can point to quarters of growth during Obama's administration that exceeded 4%.
I don't know why so many believe a quack like our Dear Leader. He has promised job growth that is simply not achievable unless we start allowing huge migration to America.
I only make $52,000/year, and take home about $40,000 after taxes and benefits. So I could only give each of those people one penny if I gave them every cent I had and became impoverished myself.
So... you DON'T want to pay. Got it.
And, you're math-deficient. $40,000 or even $52,000 divided by 35.7 million = 0.1 cent
This is why debating with lefties is pointless. Cognitive deficiencies.
You think employer provided insurance didn't go up too?
Lol.....that's cute.
I get mine through my employer..... my premiums tripled and my deductible quadrupled after the ACA was passed.
And just last year we were informed that everything but prescriptions now goes towards the deductible.
Which means office visits and the like are no longer covered by a co pay.....I pay full price for everything until I hit my now massively expensive deducible.
Every year.
Nice try though.
Clearly everyone's experience is going to be different. My employers provided insurance didn't even double, perhaps that was because it was already a full feature plan.
At the time of the ACA passage I sat on the board of a non-profit with a few full time employees. Our costs went down because the employees were no longer buying insurance as individuals which we reimbursed.
And it wasn't only the CBO that said 3% GDP growth was impossible in Trump's first year.
It's really chapping the left's hides that we now have a pro-economic growth President. Too bad.
Again you know that he hasn't been in office yet for a year. GDP growth is quite different by quarter. Who says I'm against growth. I'm very glad the economy has been growing for 8 years now. Most of my assets are in the stock market; therefore I love it when the stock market goes up.
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So... you DON'T want to pay. Got it.
And, you're math-deficient. $40,000 or even $52,000 divided by 35.7 million = 0.1 cent
This is why debating with lefties is pointless. Cognitive deficiencies.
There is no cognitive deficiency. I just didn't want to do the actual math, because your post is ridiculous.
It would actually only be enough to give 4 million people one penny each, good point. I was just illustrating how ridiculous your point was. Why should I alone have to fund Medicaid and none of the other 200,000,000 workers have to contribute? Why single me out as a strawman?
Your 2018 pay stub will look no different since this doesn't take affect until 2019. And do you know why no democrat voted for it. These tax cuts won't last for us normal people...it only lasts for corporations and the rich. This is only one reason democrats were against it. You guys are so gullible. You believe anything Trump tells you
Its the dems fault that the cuts for regular people won't be permanent. The GOP needed the dems for that. The dems were interested only interested in being against what the GOP was doing at the expense of regular people.
Hopefully regular people remember that in 2018 and 2020.
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