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12-27-2024, 12:07 PM
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How does our Country come to a fair and compassionate solution to these type of problems? A lot of the elderly are scared of what will become of them is their safety nets are pulled out from under them. I'm just not seeing how tax cuts for the wealthy will trickle down to these people, so with less tax dollars to fuel these types of programs, how will they survive. Let's hope that the new DOGE commission can come to a equitable solution to this complex problem.
The wealthiest 10% of Americans own 93% of the stocks in the Stock Market and the richest 1% own 54%, which is up approximately 14% over the past 20 years or so. The ultra wealthy are shifting their funds out of private markets into private equity markets not available to the general public, which had led to the volatility of the public markets. When you see numbers like these, it should cause you to wonder when will the lower and middle classes realize that their Country is getting further and further out of balance economically. Is this why they believed what Trump was selling during his campaign, telling them that he would change the course of where the Country has been headed for the past 8-10 years? Time will tell how it works out.
How does our Country come to a fair and compassionate solution to these type of problems? A lot of the elderly are scared of what will become of them is their safety nets are pulled out from under them. I'm just not seeing how tax cuts for the wealthy will trickle down to these people, so with less tax dollars to fuel these types of programs, how will they survive. Let's hope that the new DOGE commission can come to a equitable solution to this complex problem.
The wealthiest 10% of Americans own 93% of the stocks in the Stock Market and the richest 1% own 54%, which is up approximately 14% over the past 20 years or so. The ultra wealthy are shifting their funds out of private markets into private equity markets not available to the general public, which had led to the volatility of the public markets. When you see numbers like these, it should cause you to wonder when will the lower and middle classes realize that their Country is getting further and further out of balance economically. Is this why they believed what Trump was selling during his campaign, telling them that he would change the course of where the Country has been headed for the past 8-10 years? Time will tell how it works out.
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(12-27-2024, 12:07 PM)SEKYFAN Wrote: https://otherwords.org/nearly-half-of-ol...sic-needs/An "opinion" piece by dumb people for dumb people. Doesn't bother to even mention Bidenomics tore her fixed income a new one with skyrocketing inflation. And by fixed income I mean other people's income (like MINE) she gets in the form of welfare. Also doesn't bother to question what the Democrat policies are to help improve the situation. Just scared of Republicans. It's so lazy and dumb. But it's all Dems have, even after it got BIGLY rejected. A "retired American sign language interpretor" lol. Totally kept up by taxpayers and being a useful idiot for Dems who haven't done a thing for her except make her mentally ill and afraid.
How does our Country come to a fair and compassionate solution to these type of problems? A lot of the elderly are scared of what will become of them is their safety nets are pulled out from under them. I'm just not seeing how tax cuts for the wealthy will trickle down to these people, so with less tax dollars to fuel these types of programs, how will they survive. Let's hope that the new DOGE commission can come to a equitable solution to this complex problem.
The wealthiest 10% of Americans own 93% of the stocks in the Stock Market and the richest 1% own 54%, which is up approximately 14% over the past 20 years or so. The ultra wealthy are shifting their funds out of private markets into private equity markets not available to the general public, which had led to the volatility of the public markets. When you see numbers like these, it should cause you to wonder when will the lower and middle classes realize that their Country is getting further and further out of balance economically. Is this why they believed what Trump was selling during his campaign, telling them that he would change the course of where the Country has been headed for the past 8-10 years? Time will tell how it works out.
12-29-2024, 05:41 PM
always leaving out the 50% that dont pay a dime in taxes.
12-30-2024, 10:13 AM
Democrats will insist on a "tax cut" for those 50 percent of Americans who pay no federal income taxes.
When the economy thrives, everybody benefits. Many retired people have 401K plans and corporate income tax cuts will directly benefit them. People who pay no income taxes will benefit indirectly, but they should not directly benefit through increased welfare payments, also known as the earned income tax credit s, just because taxpayers are getting relief.
When the economy thrives, everybody benefits. Many retired people have 401K plans and corporate income tax cuts will directly benefit them. People who pay no income taxes will benefit indirectly, but they should not directly benefit through increased welfare payments, also known as the earned income tax credit s, just because taxpayers are getting relief.
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