creek47
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The poor don’t pay taxes. Categorical false statement.
Really? 44% of Americans won’t pay federal income taxes.
The poor don’t pay taxes. Categorical false statement.
If you don’t contribute to the country in terms of taxes and you get something from the government I would argue you’re doing very well.
The poor don’t pay taxes, so of course they didn’t get a tax cut. There’s nothing to cut.
That's why so many billionaires are divesting their assets so they can live on food stamps.
So to sum up, the $6.7 million spent on the Mueller investigation so far could instead have gone to the wealthy.
I can live with that.
Westernjournal.com:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.we...sibility-guilty-plea-could-be-thrown-out/amp/
Ok, another source that says the SAME thing!
Not the wealthy, the wealthy are responsible for the majority of taxes. Chances are it would go to the poor.
Does this change the fact that a judge is doing this? And if i could go to CNN I would but they don’t have anything about the case not even that a judge had to recuse himself. Funny that.Westernjournal.com:
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True it is hypothetical, I don’t like special prosecutors in any capacity. I disagree, the poor are still being assisted. The issue is how much money is being wasted.Under the current administration, the poor will be lucky to keep what government support they have now, let alone see any additional.
But the Mueller money is already spent, so the whole conversation is hypothetical anyway.
Column: How much do the poor actually pay in taxes? Probably more than you think.If you don’t contribute to the country in terms of taxes and you get something from the government I would argue you’re doing very well.
The poor don’t pay taxes, so of course they didn’t get a tax cut. There’s nothing to cut.
Column: How much do the poor actually pay in taxes? Probably more than you think.
All told, those in the bottom fifth of earners pay almost a fifth of their income in taxes. According to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, the lowest-income quintile — those making less than $19,000 a year — pay almost 11 percent of their income in state and local taxes. Working people, even if they don’t make enough money to pay federal income tax, also pay payroll taxes that contribute to Social Security and Medicare. And anyone who drives a car pays gas taxes. The old cliché really does hold true — the only thing as inevitable as death are taxes.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/column-much-poor-actually-pay-taxes-probably-think
The issue is how much money is being wasted.
We can't determine whether the money was wasted until we see Mueller's reports. And no doubt, that will only be the beginning of debates, not the end.
And is that offset by government programs assisting them?
Unlike you I read.You’re a joke, the NRA leadership isn’t against every Parkland survivor. They’re against David Hogg who has called the NRA child murderers. Have you read about this event or are you just generalizing?
That’s not a question for the government to answer.Put it this way: would you rather be wealthy and pay taxes, or poor and receive benefits?
Unlike you I read.
https://www.mediamatters.org/blog/2...d-students-silly-little-immature-media/219878
https://www.msnbc.com/am-joy/watch/dana-loesch-nra-ad-mocked-by-parkland-student-1183090243791
https://splinternews.com/fox-news-sheds-a-tear-for-the-real-parkland-victim-dan-1823422931
https://shareblue.com/nra-dana-loesch-parkland-shooting/
If you can read, in that article it even mentions that most NRA members actually want more gun control. It's the leadership with their heads in the sand.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ushy-brained-children/?utm_term=.265831f3330e
Not David Hogg. He called all the protesters soulless.
Because they don't make enough to have to pay on April 15th. They pay payroll taxes.Really? 44% of Americans won’t pay federal income taxes.
I’m personally against special counsels because no one can stop them.
He's on the board. That makes him one member of it's leadership. You can't excuse just because it's inconvenient for you. Another member tried that when he was reminded of Nugent's threats to Obama.And I’m done, look if you want to discuss politics that’s great and all. Right now you’re giving nothing more than just ad hoc attacks.
Oh and screwTed Nugent but Ted Nugent isn’t the president of the NRA so you’re mix and matching to fit what you want it to be.
That’s not a question for the government to answer.
If a revolution were to occur wanna take bets as to which side Creek would be on? The working poor and middle class or the 1%?If not for government, it would be wealthy pays nothing and poor receives nothing.
I like what we have better.