Comments by "MrEkzotic" (@MrEkzotic) on "Republicans prioritize tax policies as they return to the Senate" video.

  1. ​ @donaldpump8882  We reject lawfare.
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  2.  @donaldpump8882  On what underlying crime did the NY jury agree on?
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  3.  @donaldpump8882  You've been broken. You can't even discern reality.
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  4. Yes, he will cut taxes for all income brackets, just like he did last time...and that's a good thing.
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  5. @donaldpump8882  That's a misdemeanor. The underlying crime is what makes it a felony. What was the underlying crime that the jury agreed on?
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  6. ​ @donaldpump8882 Yes we are, and you should want a wall too if you're an American citizen.
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  7.  @donaldpump8882  That's not all that matters. Sorry to burst your bubble.
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  8.  @indianlarry6105  Who?
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  9. Trump knows how the real world works, academics know only theory. This is why Trump is usually correct more often than the experts.
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  10. @tonabnehmer9407  No, that's just not true. Low and middle income earners received larger tax cuts. The bottom 40% don't even pay federal income tax. Everyone I know received a tax cut. If you didn't get one, then you're doing something wrong.
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  11.  @tonabnehmer9407  I'm not wrong. I look at IRS data, not media interpretation. Yes, wealthier people will get more in dollar value (not percentage) but that's because they make more. For example, 10% of $1 million is more than 50% of $100K.
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  12. @tonabnehmer9407  It's important to note that while higher-income individuals received a substantial portion of the benefits, middle-income earners also experienced tax reductions. For instance, IRS data indicated that filers earning between $50,000 and $100,000 saw an average tax cut of about 15% to 17%, and those earning between $100,000 and $500,000 received cuts ranging from 11% to 13%. ​​
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  13. @tonabnehmer9407  The tax cuts didn't increase the debt, in fact, the cuts increased tax revenue.
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  14.  @tonabnehmer9407  20% of the tax cuts went to the top 1% of earners. That's not 99%. So, you're saying that high income earners should get no cuts, although they pay the vast majority of taxes? You are trying to punish financial success, and the world doesn't work that way.
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