Millions in this country who hate President Trump....

[themystic]

[QUOTE=Hotrod511;1060397956]

Originally Posted by themystic

You dont know me bro, I would GLADLY not take money generated by Trump

You are a fucking liar Mistake Dipshit #3

Youre deep insight is overwhelming

Youre an Un American Traitor. Own It Punk

[themystic]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

I don't hate Trump. He has accomplished some positive things in his year in office. The tax reform is highest on the list in my opinion. It looks like I'll get about a $3k tax break next year. I'd just as soon see this tax break go toward such objectives as fixing our infrastructure.

Trump is Trump. His supporters love him for it. Many others, like me, do not like him for the same reasons. To me, he is his own worst enemy with his ridiculous tweets and comments. If he would just go about the business of being POTUS he would be far more popular in my opinion.

To most people, according to polls, tax reform is not wanted.

Here's a rundown of recent polls on the tax bill:

• December 10, USA Today: 32% approve, 48% disapprove
• December 7, CBS News: 35% approve, 53% disapprove
• December 5, Gallup: 29% of Americans approve, 56% disapprove
• December 5, Quinnipiac: 29% approve, 53% disapproved

Fantastic post Speed Racer

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...-year-old-girl

[Hotrod511]

Originally Posted by WTF

My God, you are almost parroting as much as IFFY and Gay Rey.



.

You are confused WhatThaFuckDoIKnow Asswipe is the one that calls other posters a liar all the time, you and Mistake need to hook up! With that stretched asshole of yours from all your opinions his head would fit like a glove

[themystic]

Originally Posted by Hotrod511

You are confused WhatThaFuckDoIKnow Asswipe is the one that calls other posters a liar all the time, you and Mistake need to hook up! With that striched asshole of yours from all your opinions his head would fit like a glove

What do you Twat Wad. Is this ok behavior with you. Birds of a feather flock together

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...-year-old-girl

[garhkal]

Originally Posted by Chateau Becot

They'll take every penny of it, of course.

And in the process claim to one and all that Trump had ZERO to do with their good fortune. These bonuses, wage increases and new tax breaks simply happened on their own (oh wait, better yet....they were the direct result of Odummer's economic plan that continues to crest even 14+ months hence the election). Jeeez, these days the way libturds think and the things they say is just too easy to predict....

Yup/ If it defies reality, THEY will say it!

[DEAR_JOHN]

[IIFFOFRDB]

Originally Posted by WTF

My God, you are almost parroting as much as IFFY and Gay Rey. .

Ma'am, you need to calm down!

[SpeedRacerXXX]

Originally Posted by DEAR_JOHN

Can I keep my itemized deductions too?

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

Can I keep my itemized deductions too?

NO. But i'll take my estimated 4% tax reduction and invest it. that's up to 5k based on initial comparison charts on 115k i'll put Trump on my Christmas card list for that extra 5k


BAHAHAAHAAAAAA

[themystic]

I think I’ll take my massive tax cut and give it to eccie. This way they can investigate impropriety by the Predators

[SpeedRacerXXX]

Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

NO. But i'll take my estimated 4% tax reduction and invest it. that's up to 5k based on initial comparison charts on 115k i'll put Trump on my Christmas card list for that extra 5k


BAHAHAAHAAAAAA

Interesting. I ran $115,000 income through the 2017 tax calculator and came up with taxes for a single at $22,270 and married at $15,028.

I ran $115,000 through the 2018 tax calculator and came up with taxes for a single a5 $19,029 and married at $11,899.

The difference for a single making $115,000 new vs. old is +$3260.
The difference for a couple filing jointly making $115,000 new vs. old is +3129.

Interested in how you came up with an additional $5,000. Not that $3,000 or so isn't bad.

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

Interesting. I ran $115,000 income through the 2017 tax calculator and came up with taxes for a single at $22,270 and married at $15,028.

I ran $115,000 through the 2018 tax calculator and came up with taxes for a single a5 $19,029 and married at $11,899.

The difference for a single making $115,000 new vs. old is +$3260.
The difference for a couple filing jointly making $115,000 new vs. old is +3129.

Interested in how you came up with an additional $5,000. Not that $3,000 or so isn't bad.

my minimum/maximum constraints are exactly your calculated ranges of 3,500 to 5k. so write me the check, bitch!!


BAHAHAHAA

and .. your point was .. what exactly?

[SpeedRacerXXX]

Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

my minimum/maximum constraints are exactly your calculated ranges of 3,500 to 5k. so write me the check, bitch!!


BAHAHAHAA

and .. your point was .. what exactly?

My point was that a $5k reduction in taxes paid, as you stated was your case, was not true by my calculations. It is more in the range of $3k. Maybe you have deductions other than the standard deduction.

You are also well above the average income in this country. More than double in fact. The average family, married filing jointly, will get back about an additional $64 a month. Big whoop.

BAHAHAHAA????? Grow up.

[I B Hankering]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

The average family, married filing jointly, will get back about an additional $64 a month. Big whoop.

You're right, speedy. $64 doesn't nearly offset Odumbo's lie that Odumbocare wouldn't exceed the monthly cost of a cell phone bill, but it is notable which party "giveth" and which party "taketh away".

[WTF]

Gasoline prices are going up and that is not offset by this piddly tax cut for the poor and lower middle class.

Many of you should look up the Gini coefficient number and see its movement.