Comments by "k98killer" (@k98killer) on "$5,000 DOGE Stimulus Check — My Prediction" video.

  1. That's a bet I'll take. I wager $0 that we'll get $0.
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  2. Creating a special one-time non-refundable tax credit for the next tax year using the previous year of discretionary expenditure reductions to determine the value stands a much better chance of passing imo. It is a much cleaner structure, and it requires Congress to actually cut spending by the amount DOGE saves before it takes effect. If this became a structural thing, Representatives would get a lot of grassroots pressure to keep the cuts coming so that the tax burden keeps lightening.
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  3. 1. Discretionary spending for affected agencies decreases by at least 80% of DOGE savings for that agency, leaving a bit of wiggle room for DOGE errors. 2. Total tax credit value will equal the amount of discretionary budget decrease multiplied by 0.2. 3. Tax credit value per tax payer becomes that total divided by the number of tax payers for the previous tax year. 4. Repeat this process every year.
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