I don't know a single person who doesn't like the tax cuts. Poor people. Wealthy people. Black people. White devils. Every single person I have ever spoken with about them likes them. Where are all these people who hate their own money?
I don't know a single person who doesn't like the tax cuts. Poor people. Wealthy people. Black people. White devils. Every single person I have ever spoken with about them likes them. Where are all these people who hate their own money?
I don't know a single person who doesn't like the tax cuts. Poor people. Wealthy people. Black people. White devils. Every single person I have ever spoken with about them likes them. Where are all these people who hate their own money?
I think they are overrated, but then again I tend to be BRB, JO about the prospect of a balanced budget (never will happen but I can still fantasize). Tax cuts = Fast Strategy. Fiscal sanity = Slow Strategy.
The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
What does polls on the economy have to do with polls on the tax cut bill?
You are a bigger shill than sledog.
I don't expect someone from the left to understand that taxes and the economy are related.
I don't expect someone from the right to see that in 08 we cut taxes and still had a recession. Or in 01 we cut taxes and had a recession. Or in 11 and 14 raised taxes and didn't have a recession.
The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
What does polls on the economy have to do with polls on the tax cut bill?
You are a bigger shill than sledog.
I don't expect someone from the left to understand that taxes and the economy are related.
I don't expect someone from the right to see that in 08 we cut taxes and still had a recession. Or in 01 we cut taxes and had a recession. Or in 11 and 14 raised taxes and didn't have a recession.
Facts and history are lost on you.
You really don't get it do you? It's fascinating interacting with someone who wouldn't be able to pass a Turing test.
The economy is a dynamic concept that has MULTIPLE VARIABLES interacting all at once. While cutting taxes has a positive impact on growth, there are other factors which also may impact growth, like government oversight and red tape for example. Examples such as "der that one time we cut taxes and the economy stayed the same" or "der we raised taxes and the economy stayed the same" is what we would call anecdotal evidence. Those are more importantly not even facts. Those are unsubstantiated opinions of what you thought the economy was like. What was the fucking GDP measure at that time? The employment rate? What would they have been had those variables not been changed? Do you even have enough of a seventh grade education to understand an equation with multiple variables?
This is all really a joke on me isn't it? @RaceBannon or @Swaye someone please fill me in on the fact that Hondo is actually just a troll alt you guys use to fuck with people in the Tug.
The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
What does polls on the economy have to do with polls on the tax cut bill?
You are a bigger shill than sledog.
I don't expect someone from the left to understand that taxes and the economy are related.
I don't expect someone from the right to see that in 08 we cut taxes and still had a recession. Or in 01 we cut taxes and had a recession. Or in 11 and 14 raised taxes and didn't have a recession.
Facts and history are lost on you.
You really don't get it do you? It's fascinating interacting with someone who wouldn't be able to pass a Turing test.
The economy is a dynamic concept that has MULTIPLE VARIABLES interacting all at once. While cutting taxes has a positive impact on growth, there are other factors which also may impact growth, like government oversight and red tape for example. Examples such as "der that one time we cut taxes and the economy stayed the same" or "der we raised taxes and the economy stayed the same" is what we would call anecdotal evidence. Those are more importantly not even facts. Those are unsubstantiated opinions of what you thought the economy was like. What was the fucking GDP measure at that time? The employment rate? What would they have been had those variables not been changed? Do you even have enough of a seventh grade education to understand an equation with multiple variables?
This is all really a joke on me isn't it? @RaceBannon or @Swaye someone please fill me in on the fact that Hondo is actually just a troll alt you guys use to fuck with people in the Tug.
I do chuckle how one post you say that taxes are directly correlated with the economy. Then spend the rest of the day arguing how is not. Nice work sugar bear.
The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
What does polls on the economy have to do with polls on the tax cut bill?
You are a bigger shill than sledog.
I don't expect someone from the left to understand that taxes and the economy are related.
I don't expect someone from the right to see that in 08 we cut taxes and still had a recession. Or in 01 we cut taxes and had a recession. Or in 11 and 14 raised taxes and didn't have a recession.
Facts and history are lost on you.
You really don't get it do you? It's fascinating interacting with someone who wouldn't be able to pass a Turing test.
The economy is a dynamic concept that has MULTIPLE VARIABLES interacting all at once. While cutting taxes has a positive impact on growth, there are other factors which also may impact growth, like government oversight and red tape for example. Examples such as "der that one time we cut taxes and the economy stayed the same" or "der we raised taxes and the economy stayed the same" is what we would call anecdotal evidence. Those are more importantly not even facts. Those are unsubstantiated opinions of what you thought the economy was like. What was the fucking GDP measure at that time? The employment rate? What would they have been had those variables not been changed? Do you even have enough of a seventh grade education to understand an equation with multiple variables?
This is all really a joke on me isn't it? @RaceBannon or @Swaye someone please fill me in on the fact that Hondo is actually just a troll alt you guys use to fuck with people in the Tug.
I do chuckle how one post you say that taxes are directly correlated with the economy. Then spend the rest of the day arguing how is not. Nice work sugar bear.
The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
What does polls on the economy have to do with polls on the tax cut bill?
You are a bigger shill than sledog.
I don't expect someone from the left to understand that taxes and the economy are related.
I don't expect someone from the right to see that in 08 we cut taxes and still had a recession. Or in 01 we cut taxes and had a recession. Or in 11 and 14 raised taxes and didn't have a recession.
Facts and history are lost on you.
You really don't get it do you? It's fascinating interacting with someone who wouldn't be able to pass a Turing test.
The economy is a dynamic concept that has MULTIPLE VARIABLES interacting all at once. While cutting taxes has a positive impact on growth, there are other factors which also may impact growth, like government oversight and red tape for example. Examples such as "der that one time we cut taxes and the economy stayed the same" or "der we raised taxes and the economy stayed the same" is what we would call anecdotal evidence. Those are more importantly not even facts. Those are unsubstantiated opinions of what you thought the economy was like. What was the fucking GDP measure at that time? The employment rate? What would they have been had those variables not been changed? Do you even have enough of a seventh grade education to understand an equation with multiple variables?
This is all really a joke on me isn't it? @RaceBannon or @Swaye someone please fill me in on the fact that Hondo is actually just a troll alt you guys use to fuck with people in the Tug.
I do chuckle how one post you say that taxes are directly correlated with the economy. Then spend the rest of the day arguing how is not. Nice work sugar bear.
I don't know a single person who doesn't like the tax cuts. Poor people. Wealthy people. Black people. White devils. Every single person I have ever spoken with about them likes them. Where are all these people who hate their own money?
I think they are overrated, but then again I tend to be BRB, JO about the prospect of a balanced budget (never will happen but I can still fantasize). Tax cuts = Fast Strategy. Fiscal sanity = Slow Strategy.
I don't know a single person who doesn't like the tax cuts. Poor people. Wealthy people. Black people. White devils. Every single person I have ever spoken with about them likes them. Where are all these people who hate their own money?
You don't hang with the comrades over at the Che Guevara school of communism and heavy machinery!
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The twenty point swing of people "very satisfied" with the economy from last year is a more telling trend than the one question buried in a pile of other policy questions. Cherry pickin' bitch.
Also see the 17 point decrease in "very dissatisfied" with the economy since the Donald took over.
People want Congress to be a check on the President. I don't see a lot of disapproval of the tax plan in that survey other than for that fact.
Link to the actual Poll and not some stupid apparatchik's hot take.
You are a bigger shill than sledog.
Facts and history are lost on you.
The economy is a dynamic concept that has MULTIPLE VARIABLES interacting all at once. While cutting taxes has a positive impact on growth, there are other factors which also may impact growth, like government oversight and red tape for example. Examples such as "der that one time we cut taxes and the economy stayed the same" or "der we raised taxes and the economy stayed the same" is what we would call anecdotal evidence. Those are more importantly not even facts. Those are unsubstantiated opinions of what you thought the economy was like. What was the fucking GDP measure at that time? The employment rate? What would they have been had those variables not been changed? Do you even have enough of a seventh grade education to understand an equation with multiple variables?
This is all really a joke on me isn't it? @RaceBannon or @Swaye someone please fill me in on the fact that Hondo is actually just a troll alt you guys use to fuck with people in the Tug.