To be honest trump has decent economic plans and the country wants to be balanced and fixed. I agree that trump is what you call a imature 10yr old who loves to roast races and makes up lies but either way he has a high rating to be president
Pretty much the title, you can't really argue against it
If you believe otherwise, state your evidence and I'll state mine.
To be honest trump has decent economic plans and the country wants to be balanced and fixed. I agree that trump is what you call a imature 10yr old who loves to roast races and makes up lies but either way he has a high rating to be president
Lunatic (08-04-2016)
His economic plans include cutting taxes while staying revenue neutral which will trillions to the debt in the next decade. His healthcare proposal will cost 500 billion and leave double the amount of people uninsured and he also wants to increase military spending. Amazing economic plans.
True, are you trying to say Hillary is a better candidate then?
~ High up and we're floating
I compared Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's tax plan to see how it would affect me as a middle class tax payer. Here's the break down assuming I can get my deductions to bring me down to $75,300 of taxable income.
Hillary Clinton places that salary in a 25% tax bracket (married filing jointly) which translates to me paying around $398.00 in fed tax a paycheck. That's around $798.00 a month or $10,360.00 per year in fed taxes (my salary is divided over 26 pay periods).
Donald Trump places that salary in a 10% tax bracket which translates to me paying around $97 in fed tax a paycheck. That's around $194.00 a month or $2,530.00 per year in fed taxes.
Donald Trump's tax plan would put an extra $300.00 a paycheck in my pocket every paycheck. That's about $600.00 a month or $7830.00 per year in extra money.
If I were to invest that $300 each paycheck into a mutual fund with an average interest rate of %10 I would have....almost 2 million dollars when I retire in 30 years.....
Think about that when you consider who you are going to vote for in November. An extra $600 a month can go an extremely long distance in most people's households (especially for my family of 5).
You can check Clintons tax plan here
https://taxfoundation.org/article/details-and-analysis-hillary-clinton-s-tax-proposals
And Trumps tax plan here
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/positions/tax-reform
- - - Updated - - -
He's in love with her dusty cucked cunt.
"Trump says I'll pay less taxes, so when the economy completely crashes and inflation starts skyrocketing and all businesses start closing atleast I have an extra few hundred a month."
You're sharing stupid posts from Facebook that only answer one side of the story. When his rent skyrockets and all the food he buys prices seem to double, that $600 will be meaningless.
- - - Updated - - -
Last edited by Confluency; 08-04-2016 at 09:03 AM.
He didn't "cause" the crash you dimwit fuck, he didn't regulate Wallstreet as much as he should have. Same with every president before him. Besides under his presidency 20 million jobs were created and the economy deficit went from being a deficit to a surplus lmfao. Sorry people like Trump abused Wallstreet and caused the crash.
"Despite what O'Malley and many other people believe, Glass-Steagall was not technically repealed in 1999, but it was effectively neutered. Legislation was passed that year that allowed bank holding companies to engage in previously forbidden commercial activities, such as insurance and investment banking.
The change in the law opened the floodgates for giant mergers, such as the $33 billion deal between J.P. Morgan and Chase Manhattan in September of 2000. During the darkest days of the financial crisis, Bank of America acquired two troubled financial companies — Countrywide Financial Services and Merrill Lynch, deals that wouldn't have been possible before 1999."
He caused it...
Dab (08-04-2016)
https://taxfoundation.org/blog/donald...-circumstances
(some credible sites to confirm the information for you)
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/donald-t...llion-in-debt/
https://www.politico.com/story/2015/0...deficit-214211
- - - Updated - - -
Because her tax plans wont put us 12 trillion more in the hole, and probably will continue decreasing the deficit since she's Obama 2.0
- - - Updated - - -
Not even comparable. Trump has little to no insight into international affairs, he's proven he has little to no knowledge about the baltic states, little to no understanding of the wars / policies in the middle east. Not to mention he apparently doesn't even know why we don't punish NATO members for certain incapabilities.
Hillary Clinton for the simple fact she's an established politician who has been on the ground working her ass off for 20+ years, makes her beyond any fathomable qualification to be president. Trump has attacked the mother and father of dead US soldiers, he's attacked court judges under the premise he's bias because he's "mexican", and he's further driven a gap between the Muslim culture and the rest of the world. He's 100% confirmed he will not take nuclear war off the table, even if it means the destruction of Europe. He wants to destroy NATO alliances, wants to cut ties with our top trade partners, the fucking list goes on and on.
It's like stepping on a nail, a single one will puncture your foot, but if you step on a bed of nails it wont puncture your foot. That's how trumps stupidity goes. He just goes on and on with consistently ignorant shit, the only reason any fools fall in line with his appeal is because they disregard actual policy for self indulgence. This right here is why democracy has failed in the past. The people are fucking idiots, and we TRIED to avoid this but it looks like plato was right. Only the "most wise and powerful", being hillary clinton in this case, are fit to lead.
https://www.politifac*****m/truth-o-me...ng-do-financi/
Your claims that he is the reason for the crash is comparable to me saying Trump is the reason for terrorist attacks. There is no single reason why the crash happened. Jesus christ.
https://www.ontheissues.org/2016/Dona..._+_Economy.htm
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/positions/tax-reform
very bottom.
Do we need another Dab teacher on student session?
- - - Updated - - -
The crash happen because the banks had too much money to spend. That's the ultimate reason.
Oh and people like Trump bought everyones homes, however you can't blame the rich welfare queens leeching off the american people.
Last edited by Dab1996426; 08-04-2016 at 03:00 PM.
This truth hearts, I know. Go ahead, tell me how all that money Trump would save me, will be worthless or some other Libtard fallacy.I compared Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's tax plan to see how it would affect me as a middle class tax payer. Here's the break down assuming I can get my deductions to bring me down to $75,300 of taxable income.
Hillary Clinton places that salary in a 25% tax bracket (married filing jointly) which translates to me paying around $398.00 in fed tax a paycheck. That's around $798.00 a month or $10,360.00 per year in fed taxes (my salary is divided over 26 pay periods).
Donald Trump places that salary in a 10% tax bracket which translates to me paying around $97 in fed tax a paycheck. That's around $194.00 a month or $2,530.00 per year in fed taxes.
Donald Trump's tax plan would put an extra $300.00 a paycheck in my pocket every paycheck. That's about $600.00 a month or $7830.00 per year in extra money.
If I were to invest that $300 each paycheck into a mutual fund with an average interest rate of %10 I would have....almost 2 million dollars when I retire in 30 years.....
Think about that when you consider who you are going to vote for in November. An extra $600 a month can go an extremely long distance in most people's households (especially for my family of 5).
You can check Clintons tax plan here
https://taxfoundation.org/article/det...-tax-proposals
And Trumps tax plan here
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/positions/tax-reform