C-south
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Except were they really? All we keep doing is trading short term pain for longer term pain. It's why we never learn our lessons or fix our problems.I'll bite. I'm fine with it and I, at the same time, think there is more that can be done. Happy? Reminds me of the PPP loans. Reactionary, unfocused yet better than doing nothing.
This thread is about the fed govt swindling citizens for over $2T. Then they want to swindle others to pay back their original swindle. Yeah, keep worrying about Trump’s personal dealings
Nothing says I'm in touch with my base like a 170K vehicle.
My response was for Majors who was discussing being out of touch with the base.Maybe a gold plated toilet seat.
Agree to disagree that this is printing money. I think your logic is backwardsIt's printing money. It's just the other side of the equation. This is dumb to do in the middle of a recession and high inflation.
You know what happens when there's more inflation? Rates go up. Congrats, it was just extended even more so these people who allegedly can't get out of student loans certainly can't afford a house at a rate of 5.55%. As @volinbham noted, this'll be a net loss on the people you claim it helps but at the expense of everyone else too.
Tax cuts are rarely (in recent history) anything but a targeted gift to the top earners.we shouldn't be cutting taxes in an inflationary period
tax cuts almost always go to everyone whereas this is a targeted gift.
further those who complain about tax cuts for the rich seem cool with this eventhough it benefits upper middle income people with higher earning potential. The $250K / couple (assuming that's AGI) is closer to a $300K household. That puts the household in the 96th percentile! Even 250K is the 94th and for those 125K individuals they are in the 76th assuming no other household income.
so if we are calling out people selectively complaining then we need to expand the list
tax cuts almost always go to everyone whereas this is a targeted gift.
Agree to disagree that this is printing money. I think your logic is backwards
They're home to Chase, Discover, Bank of America, etc. but I'm sure he was just voting on his rock solid Scranton blue collar lunch pail coverall roots.
FIFYIt's printing money. It's just the other side of the equation. This is dumb to do in the middle of a recession and high inflation.
You know what happens when there's more inflation? Rates go up. Congrats, it was just extended even more so these people who allegedly can't get out of student loans certainly can't afford a house that they want at a rate of 5.55%. As @volinbham noted, this'll be a net loss on the people you claim it helps but at the expense of everyone else too.
I've got some return news for you Pedro, if you do not understand that 90% of government in place today is a response to the failures of capitalism, then you aren't paying attention.