I never took more than Social Security retirement. Like every thing else the comes out of your mouth, this is shit too. |
I don't care if he fixes all that. I don't want my president to be this
And I don't believe he can fix all those problems. |
That's ok Phart, but, most women are not like that. Every state that had pro-choice in the ballot ha a majority of voters approve. You have a skewed view of women but these draconian anti-abortion bans are way too much.
Your Clown is the one with the Puerto Ricans are garbage. Now you are going to deny it? F.ck, you guys are seriously confused. |
Sure, Daniel, when you ain’t got game you punt. In a way the next four years are going to be a blast. 🤣😈 |
So you fought for young pregnant women who were rapped to have to carry to term? How about women who bleed out and die because doctors are afraid to help? Did you fight for the right to call people garbage? Maybe you thought we needed tariffs on imported goods so prices go up. Did you fight to do away with food stamps, Medicare and Medicaid, Social Security and equality to all the people? Did you fight to have nig..rs, spicks, and cunts show you more respect?
You can say it anyway you want. The truth will out. |
Phart, all those things are a figment of your and the Clown’s imagination. No wars? Afghanistan wasn’t a war? Unemployment really low…….because of Covid? Right. You keep thinking that. Me? I don’t care. All I have to do is repost all the garbage you guys posted in the last four years. |
Overtime is taxed as extra income at 20% but you get part of it back when you file your tax returns at the end of the year |
That’s very important. No men in women’s sports. And you say close the border? Ha, I’d like to see that one. |
We did lose. Now we can b..ch about your clown.
And, BTW, what's with you and my name changes? |
Well, let's see what you say in the next four years. My question is, "Whom or what are you going to blame for your and the rest of the country's economic "disaster" as you call it. |
All I know is that for the next four years I won't have to defend a Democrat president. From this day on I'm going to b..ch how badly the economy is doing, how open the Southern border is, and complain when communicable deseases go on the increase. I'm going to laugh (and cry) when a gallon of gas goes from 3.15/gal up to who knows what. I'll laugh when the rest of the world thinks we, the people of the US, are losers.
Ok, losers, start slapping yourselves. |
The people have spoken. The Clown is President again. Right or wrong he's my President now. Let's see what he does for us now. |
The people have spoken. The Clown is President again. Right or wrong he's my President now. Let's see what he does for us now. |
Just on no tax on tips? Yeah, right. Besides, if an idea is good then it’s worth supporting it and not be against it because the other guy likes it. See the difference between a candidate who cares about the people and one that is trying to stay out of prison? |
23 Nobel laureates in economics have endorsed Harris’s proposals as “vastly superior” to Trump’s agenda. So, as it often happens with the rusty gravy can here, Trump’s late-night economic forecasting is nothing more than empty rhetoric, a desperate burst of words to trick people into wasting their vote when Nov. 5 rolls in. |
Trump’s late-night panic tweet about a “1929-style depression” seems particularly out of touch when considering that his signature economic policies had mixed results under his own presidency. His tariffs were found to have either neutral or negative effects on the economy, potentially costing hundreds of thousands of jobs. At the same time, his 2017 tax cuts fell short of Republican promises. |
Contrary to what Trump wants his MAGA followers to believe, Harris’s tax plan focuses on working families. She’s proposing to restore the expanded child tax credit of up to $3,600 per child, introduce a new $6,000 credit for families with infants, and create a tax credit of up to $10,000 for first-time homebuyers. For business owners, she’s proposing to let start-ups deduct up to $50,000 in pre-opening costs, a significant increase from the current $5,000 cap.
In simpler words, Harris’ tax proposals determine that the wealthiest people in the U.S. will pay more taxes so that the working class can pay less. So, Trump’s accusation that the average worker will lose thousands more every year is simply a lie. Shocking, right? |
When examining Harris’s actual tax proposals, they’re far from the economic nightmare Trump describes. Her plan would provide tax cuts for all income groups except the wealthiest 1%, with the middle fifth of Americans receiving an average tax cut of $1,980. She’s also committed to not raising taxes on anyone earning less than $400,000 annually. |
Donald Trump’s latest rant shows he doesn’t know anything about US economy
Trump’s claims about economic catastrophe under Harris seem particularly ironic given that the stock market is currently near record highs, and multiple analysts paint a different picture than his dire predictions. For instance, Goldman Sachs projects real GDP growth of 2% or more from 2025 to 2027, while Moody’s economists actually forecast more robust economic growth under Harris (2.1%) compared to Trump (1.3%). |
Donald Trump‘s late-night social media outburst has once again highlighted the stark contrast between political rhetoric and economic reality.
Since he’s been losing ground everywhere and facing the harsh reality of his probable defeat on November 5, Trump has stayed awake late in the night, trying to come up with some big words to show he knows a thing or two about economics. The result is a quick rant on X in which he makes dire economic predictions about Kamala Harris’ potential victory while simultaneously promising an unprecedented economic boom under his leadership. However, these claims appear to conflict with economic analyses and historical data. Multiple studies suggest that both candidates’ policies would affect the economy differently than Trump claims, with his own proposals potentially leading to higher inflation and significant deficit increases. |
So don’t. You are the one obsessed with me. Don’t get enough nookie at home? Have you tried the YMCA? |
Ignorant people go to the street to get info. That gets you the dissatisfied’s point of view. Happy people stay mostly quiet. |
Phart, just take a look at the proposal:
“ A proposal in the Biden-Harris Administration’s 2025 budget[1] would require households with more than $100 million in wealth to pay income taxes of at least 25 percent of their annual income, including their unrealized capital gains — gains in the value of assets that they have not yet sold. Critics argue that unrealized capital gains, which are a primary source of income for many extremely wealthy households, are mere “paper” gains that do not constitute real income (though they meet a textbook definition of income).[2] But unrealized gains make asset owners better off in very real ways. Claiming that unrealized gains are not “real” is akin to claiming that individuals such as Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are not rich unless they sell their companies’ stock.” How many people do you know that earn more than $100 million? |
“I’m going to wash that man right out of my hair”. I loved her in South Pacific.
RIP |
Bella, fixed pensions never reach the end of life as a profitable source of income except in specific situations like high profile politicians. |
Cody, have you priced what COBRA costs? Practically no one can afford it. It’s always been like that. |