Posted on Nov 25, 2017
That Swamp: What Trump Really Meant Was to Drain the Pockets of Americans Who Make Less Than...
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PO1 Tony (Anthony George) Holland
The one thing Democrats are successful at is spreading fear.
A quick look at primary Democrat run States and Cities show their policies are a failure and drain the pockets of citizens causing high public debt and increased crime
The one thing Democrats are successful at is spreading fear.
A quick look at primary Democrat run States and Cities show their policies are a failure and drain the pockets of citizens causing high public debt and increased crime
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1SG Dennis Hicks
That's all Democrats ever do is appeal to fear, meanwhile they continue to tax and outspend that revenue each and every time like a black hole.
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1SG Dennis Hicks
Yep and then its move onto the next emotionally driven false narrative until its just a repetitive empty action. These drama queens will make sure Trump gets another Term and they don't get it.
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The final form of the bill has not even been decided yet. However, tax cuts historically have run counter to the assertions made above. Tax cuts in the 1980's produced a deficit only because the Democrats controlling the Congress failed to pass the corresponding spending cuts that went with them as was promised with the passage of the tax cut legislation. Overall tax cuts did increase the number of Americans above the poverty line.
California which is one of the highest taxed states in the country leads the Country in the amount of Children living in poverty, currently at 27% of the total California population of children, New York is not far behind at 20%. Believe it or not the deep South States of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana take far better of their poor and trail behind California and New York state. It does show you though that there isn't much relation to taxation rates to who lives in poverty. It's more what states spend on combating poverty.
http://www.aecf.org/resources/measuring-access-to-opportunity-in-the-united-states/
California which is one of the highest taxed states in the country leads the Country in the amount of Children living in poverty, currently at 27% of the total California population of children, New York is not far behind at 20%. Believe it or not the deep South States of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana take far better of their poor and trail behind California and New York state. It does show you though that there isn't much relation to taxation rates to who lives in poverty. It's more what states spend on combating poverty.
http://www.aecf.org/resources/measuring-access-to-opportunity-in-the-united-states/
Measuring Access to Opportunity in the United States - The Annie E. Casey Foundation
This KIDS COUNT data snapshot illustrates how outdated methods measuring poverty in the United States are giving an inaccurate picture of how families are really faring and what public programs are actually working. The brief introduces the more accurate Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM).
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