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Nearly four months after the GOP passed their signature tax-cut law in
December, new surveys show that most people believe they are NOT getting
bigger paychecks than they did before. This could greatly reduce support
seen for Republicans during this year’s midterm elections.

The GOP has made the tax-cut law the center of the message it plans to take
to voters this fall in the 2018 midterm elections. Their argument is that
with Republicans in control of Congress and the White House the American
people are getting more money in their take-home pay, thanks to the tax
bill.

According to The Hill, one reason that most taxpayers won’t see much of a
tax cut in their take-home pay is that benefits get spread out over an
entire year. The Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center said that people with
incomes between $48,600 and $86,100 will, on average, receive $35 per pay
period if divided equally among 26 pay periods. But they also said that
people with incomes below $25,000 will, on average, get a tax cut of only
$60 over the course of the whole year.

“The tax bill just doesn’t provide much benefit to most people,” said
Vanessa Williamson, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A recent CNBC poll found that most people aren’t noticing much of a benefit
from the tax law. The CNBC poll said that just 32 percent of working adults
reported having more take-home pay due to the new law.



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Keyser Sze Wrote in message:

Nearly four months after the GOP passed their signature tax-cut law in
December, new surveys show that most people believe they are NOT getting
bigger paychecks than they did before. This could greatly reduce support
seen for Republicans during this year?s midterm elections.

The GOP has made the tax-cut law the center of the message it plans to take
to voters this fall in the 2018 midterm elections. Their argument is that
with Republicans in control of Congress and the White House the American
people are getting more money in their take-home pay, thanks to the tax
bill.

According to The Hill, one reason that most taxpayers won?t see much of a
tax cut in their take-home pay is that benefits get spread out over an
entire year. The Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center said that people with
incomes between $48,600 and $86,100 will, on average, receive $35 per pay
period if divided equally among 26 pay periods. But they also said that
people with incomes below $25,000 will, on average, get a tax cut of only
$60 over the course of the whole year.

?The tax bill just doesn?t provide much benefit to most people,? said
Vanessa Williamson, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A recent CNBC poll found that most people aren?t noticing much of a benefit
from the tax law. The CNBC poll said that just 32 percent of working adults
reported having more take-home pay due to the new law.



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The other side of that is if Hillery got elected, there would be
huge tax increases to expand the graft and corruption that the
democrats are so famous for. The economy would suffer and the
middle class would be closer to extinction. Immigration laws
would be relaxed. Illegals would collect SS on top of the free
medical care they already recieve. The fat democrat cats would
get fatter, and business would about face and head back off
shore.
That's what you want but I can't see how you would profit from it.
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On 3/31/18 12:03 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:

Nearly four months after the GOP passed their signature tax-cut law in
December, new surveys show that most people believe they are NOT getting
bigger paychecks than they did before. This could greatly reduce support
seen for Republicans during this year?s midterm elections.

The GOP has made the tax-cut law the center of the message it plans to take
to voters this fall in the 2018 midterm elections. Their argument is that
with Republicans in control of Congress and the White House the American
people are getting more money in their take-home pay, thanks to the tax
bill.

According to The Hill, one reason that most taxpayers won?t see much of a
tax cut in their take-home pay is that benefits get spread out over an
entire year. The Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center said that people with
incomes between $48,600 and $86,100 will, on average, receive $35 per pay
period if divided equally among 26 pay periods. But they also said that
people with incomes below $25,000 will, on average, get a tax cut of only
$60 over the course of the whole year.

?The tax bill just doesn?t provide much benefit to most people,? said
Vanessa Williamson, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A recent CNBC poll found that most people aren?t noticing much of a benefit
from the tax law. The CNBC poll said that just 32 percent of working adults
reported having more take-home pay due to the new law.



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Posted with my iPhone 8+.


The other side of that is if Hillery got elected, there would be
huge tax increases to expand the graft and corruption that the
democrats are so famous for. The economy would suffer and the
middle class would be closer to extinction. Immigration laws
would be relaxed. Illegals would collect SS on top of the free
medical care they already recieve. The fat democrat cats would
get fatter, and business would about face and head back off
shore.
That's what you want but I can't see how you would profit from it.


No wonder you suck up to Trump...you're as uninformed and ignorant and
intellectually lazy as he is.
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On Sat, 31 Mar 2018 12:06:49 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote:

On 3/31/18 12:03 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Sze Wrote in message:

Nearly four months after the GOP passed their signature tax-cut law in
December, new surveys show that most people believe they are NOT getting
bigger paychecks than they did before. This could greatly reduce support
seen for Republicans during this year?s midterm elections.

The GOP has made the tax-cut law the center of the message it plans to take
to voters this fall in the 2018 midterm elections. Their argument is that
with Republicans in control of Congress and the White House the American
people are getting more money in their take-home pay, thanks to the tax
bill.

According to The Hill, one reason that most taxpayers won?t see much of a
tax cut in their take-home pay is that benefits get spread out over an
entire year. The Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center said that people with
incomes between $48,600 and $86,100 will, on average, receive $35 per pay
period if divided equally among 26 pay periods. But they also said that
people with incomes below $25,000 will, on average, get a tax cut of only
$60 over the course of the whole year.

?The tax bill just doesn?t provide much benefit to most people,? said
Vanessa Williamson, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A recent CNBC poll found that most people aren?t noticing much of a benefit
from the tax law. The CNBC poll said that just 32 percent of working adults
reported having more take-home pay due to the new law.



--
Posted with my iPhone 8+.


The other side of that is if Hillery got elected, there would be
huge tax increases to expand the graft and corruption that the
democrats are so famous for. The economy would suffer and the
middle class would be closer to extinction. Immigration laws
would be relaxed. Illegals would collect SS on top of the free
medical care they already recieve. The fat democrat cats would
get fatter, and business would about face and head back off
shore.
That's what you want but I can't see how you would profit from it.


No wonder you suck up to Trump...you're as uninformed and ignorant and
intellectually lazy as he is.


Lots of name-calling, but you failed to address the facts Justan presented. I'm sure that's because
there is no come-back to the truth.
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On 3/31/2018 12:06 PM, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 3/31/18 12:03 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:

Nearly four months after the GOP passed their signature tax-cut law in
December, new surveys show that most people believe they are NOT getting
bigger paychecks than they did before.* This could greatly reduce
support
seen for Republicans during this year?s midterm elections.

The GOP has made the tax-cut law the center of the message it plans
to take
to voters this fall in the 2018 midterm elections.* Their argument is
that
with Republicans in control of Congress and the White House the American
people are getting more money in their take-home pay, thanks to the tax
bill.

According to The Hill, one reason that most taxpayers won?t see much
of a
tax cut in their take-home pay is that benefits get spread out over an
entire year.* The Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center said that people
with
incomes between $48,600 and $86,100 will, on average, receive $35 per
pay
period if divided equally among 26 pay periods. But they also said that
people with incomes below $25,000 will, on average, get a tax cut of
only
$60 over the course of the whole year.

?The tax bill just doesn?t provide much benefit to most people,? said
Vanessa Williamson, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A recent CNBC poll found that most people aren?t noticing much of a
benefit
from the tax law. The CNBC poll said that just 32 percent of working
adults
reported having more take-home pay due to the new law.



--
Posted with my iPhone* 8+.


The other side of that is if Hillery got elected, there would be
* huge tax increases to expand the graft and corruption that the
* democrats are so famous for. The economy would suffer and the
* middle class would be closer to extinction. Immigration laws
* would be relaxed. Illegals would collect SS on top of the free
* medical care they already recieve. The fat democrat cats would
* get fatter, and business would about face and head back off
* shore.
That's what you want but I can't see how you would profit from it.


No wonder you suck up to Trump...you're as uninformed and ignorant and
intellectually lazy as he is.



It really amazes me how the left can just ignore the fact that in many
areas this country is much better off today than it was even two years ago.




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On 3/31/18 12:19 PM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 3/31/2018 12:06 PM, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 3/31/18 12:03 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:

Nearly four months after the GOP passed their signature tax-cut law in
December, new surveys show that most people believe they are NOT
getting
bigger paychecks than they did before.* This could greatly reduce
support
seen for Republicans during this year?s midterm elections.

The GOP has made the tax-cut law the center of the message it plans
to take
to voters this fall in the 2018 midterm elections.* Their argument
is that
with Republicans in control of Congress and the White House the
American
people are getting more money in their take-home pay, thanks to the tax
bill.

According to The Hill, one reason that most taxpayers won?t see much
of a
tax cut in their take-home pay is that benefits get spread out over an
entire year.* The Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center said that people
with
incomes between $48,600 and $86,100 will, on average, receive $35
per pay
period if divided equally among 26 pay periods. But they also said that
people with incomes below $25,000 will, on average, get a tax cut of
only
$60 over the course of the whole year.

?The tax bill just doesn?t provide much benefit to most people,? said
Vanessa Williamson, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A recent CNBC poll found that most people aren?t noticing much of a
benefit
from the tax law. The CNBC poll said that just 32 percent of working
adults
reported having more take-home pay due to the new law.



--
Posted with my iPhone* 8+.


The other side of that is if Hillery got elected, there would be
* huge tax increases to expand the graft and corruption that the
* democrats are so famous for. The economy would suffer and the
* middle class would be closer to extinction. Immigration laws
* would be relaxed. Illegals would collect SS on top of the free
* medical care they already recieve. The fat democrat cats would
* get fatter, and business would about face and head back off
* shore.
That's what you want but I can't see how you would profit from it.


No wonder you suck up to Trump...you're as uninformed and ignorant and
intellectually lazy as he is.



It really amazes me how the left can just ignore the fact that in many
areas this country is much better off today than it was even two years ago.


Sure it is... duck and cover.
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On 3/31/2018 12:23 PM, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 3/31/18 12:19 PM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 3/31/2018 12:06 PM, Keyser Soze wrote:
On 3/31/18 12:03 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:

Nearly four months after the GOP passed their signature tax-cut law in
December, new surveys show that most people believe they are NOT
getting
bigger paychecks than they did before.* This could greatly reduce
support
seen for Republicans during this year?s midterm elections.

The GOP has made the tax-cut law the center of the message it plans
to take
to voters this fall in the 2018 midterm elections.* Their argument
is that
with Republicans in control of Congress and the White House the
American
people are getting more money in their take-home pay, thanks to the
tax
bill.

According to The Hill, one reason that most taxpayers won?t see
much of a
tax cut in their take-home pay is that benefits get spread out over an
entire year.* The Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center said that
people with
incomes between $48,600 and $86,100 will, on average, receive $35
per pay
period if divided equally among 26 pay periods. But they also said
that
people with incomes below $25,000 will, on average, get a tax cut
of only
$60 over the course of the whole year.

?The tax bill just doesn?t provide much benefit to most people,? said
Vanessa Williamson, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A recent CNBC poll found that most people aren?t noticing much of a
benefit
from the tax law. The CNBC poll said that just 32 percent of
working adults
reported having more take-home pay due to the new law.



--
Posted with my iPhone* 8+.


The other side of that is if Hillery got elected, there would be
* huge tax increases to expand the graft and corruption that the
* democrats are so famous for. The economy would suffer and the
* middle class would be closer to extinction. Immigration laws
* would be relaxed. Illegals would collect SS on top of the free
* medical care they already recieve. The fat democrat cats would
* get fatter, and business would about face and head back off
* shore.
That's what you want but I can't see how you would profit from it.


No wonder you suck up to Trump...you're as uninformed and ignorant
and intellectually lazy as he is.



It really amazes me how the left can just ignore the fact that in many
areas this country is much better off today than it was even two years
ago.


Sure it is...* duck and cover.



Why is that? We are closer to a peaceful resolution with rouge nations
like North Korea than we have since the end of the Korean War. No
guarantees of success but at least he's trying.


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On Sat, 31 Mar 2018 09:39:10 -0400, Keyser Söze
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Nearly four months after the GOP passed their signature tax-cut law in
December, new surveys show that most people believe they are NOT getting
bigger paychecks than they did before. This could greatly reduce support
seen for Republicans during this year’s midterm elections.

The GOP has made the tax-cut law the center of the message it plans to take
to voters this fall in the 2018 midterm elections. Their argument is that
with Republicans in control of Congress and the White House the American
people are getting more money in their take-home pay, thanks to the tax
bill.

According to The Hill, one reason that most taxpayers won’t see much of a
tax cut in their take-home pay is that benefits get spread out over an
entire year. The Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center said that people with
incomes between $48,600 and $86,100 will, on average, receive $35 per pay
period if divided equally among 26 pay periods. But they also said that
people with incomes below $25,000 will, on average, get a tax cut of only
$60 over the course of the whole year.

“The tax bill just doesn’t provide much benefit to most people,” said
Vanessa Williamson, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A recent CNBC poll found that most people aren’t noticing much of a benefit
from the tax law. The CNBC poll said that just 32 percent of working adults
reported having more take-home pay due to the new law.


You threw a red herring in there. People making less than $25k don't
pay any income taxes at all. What you are saying is the tax PAYER
gives them an extra $60.
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On Sat, 31 Mar 2018 12:31:30 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
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On 3/31/2018 12:23 PM, Keyser Soze wrote:




Sure it is...* duck and cover.



Why is that? We are closer to a peaceful resolution with rouge nations
like North Korea than we have since the end of the Korean War. No
guarantees of success but at least he's trying.


Rogues too ;-)
I am still not sure I trust those "red" *******s to agree to anything
or do it after they agree but they have stopped their nuclear and
missile testing. They are testing Trump now.
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On 31 Mar 2018 19:26:19 GMT, Keyser Soze wrote:

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On Sat, 31 Mar 2018 12:31:30 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
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On 3/31/2018 12:23 PM, Keyser Soze wrote:




Sure it is...* duck and cover.


Why is that? We are closer to a peaceful resolution with rouge nations
like North Korea than we have since the end of the Korean War. No
guarantees of success but at least he's trying.


Rogues too ;-)
I am still not sure I trust those "red" *******s to agree to anything
or do it after they agree but they have stopped their nuclear and
missile testing. They are testing Trump now.


As if he knew anything or listened to anyone who did.


Well, Harry, maybe you should ask your little buddy for some tips, and start praying!
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