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It's a political hit job. If he pays the least amount possible, he's greedy. If he doesn't pay the least amount possible, he's a bad business man.
Yep that's pretty much it. It's not only a hit job to get Hillary elected, it's to demonize business people and gain the support of the illiterates to force them to give more money to the government.
It's a political hit job. If he pays the least amount possible, he's greedy. If he doesn't pay the least amount possible, he's a bad business man.
Yep that's pretty much it. It's not only a hit job to get Hillary elected, it's to demonize business people and gain the support of the financial illiterates to force the people to give more money to the government.
The rich can afford to not pay taxes and deserve tax cuts because they definitely work harder! - Donald Trump
Exactly. While he didn't say it, he basically did.
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No link?
Well the first part is true. The have money to invest where government wants them to invest so then they pay reduced taxes.
And yet in the 2000s they didn't when we had the Bush era tax cuts. In the 1980's we saw jobs cut with the use of junk bonds for the M&A and hostile takeover craze and many (especially seniors) taken to the cleaners with the S&L crisis despite the Reagan bull market and tax cuts... Care telling me again how trickle down economics truly work in practice again.
Even $0 if he gets away with it. There is no civic duty to pay more in taxes than you are legally required, and anyone on this message board would do the exact same thing in his shoes.
And Hilary is going to ease our burden....I have a bridge in Brooklyn if you are interested.
Speak for yourself. As a Christian, to me paying taxes is a way of loving my neighbor. It's my personal contribution to make sure that children get schooling, that the elderly are cared for etc.
you can't respect him for following the laws and tax codes,why hate the playa?
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If you are reconsidering Trump now, you aren't alone... https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...53f_story.html
One undecided leaning supporter of Trump now won't vote Trump in November, he is offended as a tax payer.
Thanks for article. I read it.
It is a good example how many of the undecided voter finally paid attention to what Trump says.
Around the Country Trump lost far more undecided voters than he gained.
Exactly. While he didn't say it, he basically did.
And yet in the 2000s they didn't when we had the Bush era tax cuts. In the 1980's we saw jobs cut with the use of junk bonds for the M&A and hostile takeover craze and many (especially seniors) taken to the cleaners with the S&L crisis despite the Reagan bull market and tax cuts... Care telling me again how trickle down economics truly work in practice again.
bla, bla, bla... same ole same ole, just like Hillary. Ok then, everyone's living the good life and wants more of it.
You want trickle up poverty, we get it.
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