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GOP appears to have enough congressional votes to give away $1.5 trillion to the top 1%, explode national deficits, kick 13m off health care {nm} slipping jimmy Dec 15, 17:44

#MTTOPGA. Captain Obvious Dec 15, 21:50

Sigh. Anybody that's ever done a tax return and given even a cursory review of the propsed changes knows this is absolutely false. PhoneHome Dec 16, 15:31

the winners and losers of Trumponomics slipping jimmy Dec 16, 19:09

"Republicans agreed the tax rewrite could add up to $1.5 trillion in debt over 10 years." at a minimum, it's written into the law slipping jimmy Dec 16, 19:12

Paul Ryan promised the tax bill would allow taxpayers to file their return on a postcard. Yeah, not happening either slipping jimmy Dec 17, 13:53

Repeating. Quit reading the propaganda and do the math. These articles work really hard at ignoring the basic benefits to those who need it. PhoneHome Dec 17, 05:49

What do you base your belief that the corporate tax cuts will lead to more jobs on? History does not bear this out. BSmurf Dec 17, 07:46

History absolutely bears it out. Read a history book instead of left-wing propaganda, look at charts and GDP after tax cuts. You will see a PhoneHome Dec 17, 15:12

History and the charts are clear - the RIGHT tax cuts work. Trickle-down cuts for the wealthy DON'T. dubord.s Dec 17, 19:38

there is literally no legitimate economist who doesn't think this is a multi-trillion giveaway to the rich and corporations slipping jimmy Dec 17, 07:57

You're funny Jimmy. I keep saying quit reading propaganda and do your own calculations, and you keep countering with more propoganda. PhoneHome Dec 17, 15:04

you keep attacking the source/messenger rather than dealing with the fact that the numbers don't lie. the rich will get astoundingly richer {nm} slipping jimmy Dec 17, 17:26

more actual data. how Trumponomics will turbocharge income inequality in America in three easy charts slipping jimmy Dec 17, 21:20

If the NY Times would print "actual data" the world would be a better place {nm} PhoneHome Dec 18, 07:11

academic peer-reviewed paper already: "the legislation is still likely to cost more than the current estimates of over $1 trillion" slipping jimmy Dec 18, 07:21

academic peer-reviewed, lol, ... a couple guys pushing a Prius wearing solar panels and wind farm hats {nm} TJNFL1 Dec 18, 12:33

Again. "Facts I don't agree with? Propaganda from left-wing whackjobs!" Your ignorance is at least consistent. {nm} dubord.s Dec 18, 20:09

Interesting. I did the math (as a grad with an Econ degree, + some Econ courses in my MPA). It's pretty obvious who this benefits. dubord.s Dec 17, 19:21