Comments by "Winsome Martinez" (@winsomemartinez) on "Ingraham: They are masters at propaganda" video.

@Andi.Mitchell.Designs The OP would applaud the tax breaks for some of the wealthiest people on the planet, passed in 2017, while moaning about a pay increase (hasn't been one in over ten years) for a $50k per year worker in DC.
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I wonder if Mr. Sowell ever stopped to read his own resume...
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@slowpokerodriguez4397 If you only knew how much in taxes I pay for red state welfare you would choke. I got tax breaks I didn't need (and were made permanent) while most folks got tax breaks that sunset completely by 2025. But hey, look on the bright side! Those tax breaks gave me more money to help elect more democrats....
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@slowpokerodriguez4397 It's ok for you to admit you're a nonsensical idiot. We won't judge.... really. Too bad I will never know which McDonald's you work at, I might buy it just for fun so I could fire you...
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@natecloe8535 The real question is, and my point was, that the very wealthiest in the country and corporate tax rate cuts were made permanent, but not the tax cuts for the middle and lower classes. Why is that, do you think? I could see if it were to raise the GDP growth rate, which would generally benefit everyone, but that isn't what happened. Plus, it added another $1.9 trillion to the debt over 10 years. The top end and most of the corporate cuts were just another failed trickle down attempt. My more cynical side believes they were more about political pay-back than a true attempt at growth. A more serious attempt at growth would be more tax cuts for middle America, that huge group which spends the most. Another transfer of wealth to the top end, to be squirreled away, is not the way for an economy to grow. Most of the corporate tax breaks went towards stock buybacks and increased executive compensation and wasn't invested in business growth. Trickle down has never trickled very far down.
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@sydvicious2378 There's no basement on the 18th floor, but hey...live your fantasy bro. I did buy mom a new house back in '04 though. She deserved it for putting up with me for 18 years. No basement there either, I'm afraid. I do have three rentals with basements if you're interested, since you seem basement-focused. It'd mean moving to a city and getting a real job, so I'm not sure you could handle it.
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H Toc Bi-partisanship (when used as a positive) generally refers to politicians of both parties who are for not against a bill. The TCJA was unique in that there was bi-partisanship against the bill. No dems voted for it but several repubs voted against it.
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Go fight transhumanism by invading Moscow then...
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@agum2785 Yeah? 😲 I hadn't heard of the shelling in Red Square, but there's a news blackout from Russia these days...
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H Toc The only thing bi-partisan about the TCJA was the opposition to it.
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@slowpokerodriguez4397 Hah, I actually did go back and tried to read your "question". I'll bet you were one of the idiots who screamed "English only!" while not quite having a grasp of the only language you know. If you cannot intuit my response to your question through my previous posts, that is a you problem not a me problem...
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@danconklin9280 I lost more in 2020 due to the president's ineptitude than my increased costs in 2021 and 2022 combined. Believe me, I have no greater faith in Biden than I had for Trump. Both are idiots. The country deserves far better representation. We never get to elect our best and brightest. It should be a competition to the top, not the bottom.
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@JStrong-ps4pu Hahaha, I see a civil war brewing in the Republican party. Add to that the fact that Republican politicians and conservative media worked to increase covid deaths in red states and counties, so I'm seeing a meltdown on that side. The 2016 election hinged on 77,000 votes in 3 states. How's that anti-vaxx nonsense gonna play out now, huh? Almost a million covid deaths in this country, most of them older folks (a Republican constituency) or red state anti-vaxxers. Enjoy!
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H Toc And generally, if you are going to call someone stupid you may want to make sure you aren't the one standing there with your fly open. Work smarter not harder with your trolling!
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@MannyDer Yep, but most were anti-vaxxer idiots who believe conservative media.... Republicans in other words. Every time an anti-vaxxer dies another Democrat gets it's wings.
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@briancoughlin6732 Nice! A whole lotta minimum wage jobs! That's where blue states farm out the "dummy" labor. It's like Vietnam with southern accents...
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@sshuriksevo Sounds like you need a new job. Is there no other work available? I wouldn't put up with that.
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@stevenzhang6585 But can you use the term "Pooh Bear"? Is this verboten or just the official name "Winnie the Pooh" which is banned?
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@chazmclean6014 Hahaha, nah I loves me some capitalism. And a lot of the dummies on these comment sections buy my products and support me, mine and my ideals. Thanks!
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Anjun 241 I'll give you this much: I've been working at making my business since I was 17 years old and now I really don't need to work anymore. I'm selling it off to someone who's worked for me for the last 18 years. He has basically run the operation for the last 4 years, so I think he'll do fine. How's that?
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@greyhairedguy It is instead truthiness. There's a huge difference. Full tilt subjectivity applied as one sees fit. "Those who pay no price for being wrong"... Which price? Any price? An immediate price? Long term price? Way too broad a statement, with too many variables, which can be applied at will to fit any situation the user of this quote desires. Meh, I've heard cleaner versions...
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