Comments by "MrEkzotic" (@MrEkzotic) on "The wealthiest Americans will benefit from this GOP tax reform: Chris Coons" video.

  1.  @maitre32  You're lying. Just stop.
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  2. False
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  3.  @robertanthony5147  Your claim is nebulous, so it's really impossible to answer. Trump had to have specified things, otherwise, nothing would have ever gotten done.
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  4. ​ @FrancoisBZH277  You're missing critical facts. Facts the media won't tell you, and that's why you have to do research.
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  5. ​ @jennarmour8356 Because that's not what happened.
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  6. ​ @FunnyBoneBob The individual tax cuts couldn't be made permanent because they had to be done through reconciliation.
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  7.  @JohnAsiedu-np6vz  I disagree. I'm tired of the RINO party that caves to every wish of the far left and doesn't know how to fight for traditional values.
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  8. Snapshots don't tell the story, because people move up and down through income brackets during their lives.
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  9. Yes, we will. They just want rich people to be punished. Jealousy is corrosive.
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  10.  @robertanthony5147  No healthcare plan doesn't mean he's never been specific about anything. Like I said, if he was never specific, he would have never gotten anything done.
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  11. This guy is nothing but a gaslighting propagandist.
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  12. Exactly.
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  13. ​ @vincegoupil Trump's tax cuts increased tax revenue. They paid for themselves through increased business growth and higher incomes.
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  14. ​ @FunnyBoneBob Trump wanted to make the individual tax cuts permanent, but the Dems refused, so he had to use the reconciliation process to do it. Reconciliation rules are why the cuts couldn't be made permanent. Nothing to do with "conning" people.
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  15. Please stop being a child.
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  16.  @Alex-m1d4c  Facts are kryptonite to leftists.
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  17.  @Alex-m1d4c  How about truth over facts? 😉
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  18.  @Alex-m1d4c  You're so lost. You're focusing on dust on the floor while missing the elephant in the room.
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  19. ​ @wsbs520 Trump hasn't been the president for almost four years, and it hasn't been normal since.
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  20. No, we don't move, we fix it.
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  21. Biden will add more by the end of his term.
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  22. If current trends continue, it is likely that President Joe Biden will add more to the national debt by the end of his term than President Donald Trump did during his four years in office. As of mid-2024, Biden has already added approximately $5.7 trillion to the national debt, and with about a year and a half remaining in his term, further increases are expected due to ongoing spending, interest on the existing debt, and potential new legislative initiatives. Given the trajectory of government spending, particularly on social programs, infrastructure, and interest payments on the national debt, Biden's total addition to the national debt by the end of his term could surpass the $7.8 trillion added during Trump's presidency.
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  23. Why do you lie?
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  24. Wrong
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