Post by notbob on Sept 8, 2022 19:41:48 GMT -5
One political party just drew a clear “line in the sand.” That party declared they won’t impose any financial burden on those making under $400,000 per year.
Ninety-eight percent of the US population makes less than $400K per year.
That party just passed a bill that will raise the standard of living without additional financial burden for 98% of us. There is another party however, spending millions of dollars on political ads calling this, “wasteful spending,” or “reckless spending,” but the bill brings better public schools, better roads, better internet connectivity, a cleaner environment, technical and trade jobs, US manufacturing jobs, public transportation and more. How is that “wasteful spending?” “Wasteful spending” is what took place when a different party was in control. That party passed the last big tax cut, 80% of which went to businesses and people who didn’t need help. Diminishing the value that 98% of Americans bring to the table has been on the rise for decades as “the other party” fulfilled and continues to fulfill obligations to its political sponsors (2%) rather than 98% of the population…but…on the plus side, one political party just drew a clear “line in the sand.”
Ninety-eight percent of the US population makes less than $400K per year.
That party just passed a bill that will raise the standard of living without additional financial burden for 98% of us. There is another party however, spending millions of dollars on political ads calling this, “wasteful spending,” or “reckless spending,” but the bill brings better public schools, better roads, better internet connectivity, a cleaner environment, technical and trade jobs, US manufacturing jobs, public transportation and more. How is that “wasteful spending?” “Wasteful spending” is what took place when a different party was in control. That party passed the last big tax cut, 80% of which went to businesses and people who didn’t need help. Diminishing the value that 98% of Americans bring to the table has been on the rise for decades as “the other party” fulfilled and continues to fulfill obligations to its political sponsors (2%) rather than 98% of the population…but…on the plus side, one political party just drew a clear “line in the sand.”
