Do you think trump will help working class citizens?
2017-01-01 7:19 am
I was a Trump supporter because i believed having him in office would benefit me more than clinton. I am a 24 year old white male. I drive a forklift at a factory. I make 30 to 35 k a year. I think he will lower taxes which means more money in my pocket and in the economy.I think he did inherit a economy already on a upward turn but i think he will aggresively try to accelerate it. I think that the people that truly need disability and welfare and such will get more and the ones using and abusing the system will get weeded out.no i dont agree with everything he says. But yes i do thnk he will improve my life. Maybe not dramaticaly. Im not saying im going to be driving a sports car and sip fine italian wines. But i think my life will be financialy easier by the time he leaves office. If you disagree thats fine just tell me why if you agree thats great
回答 (7)
2017-01-01 7:32 am
No, your taxes won't go down and the cost of living will rise fast in the next 4 years (but not your wages) so you'll be bringing home less money under Trump.
2017-01-01 7:25 am
Your taxes probably will not be reduced. While the tax rate is going down some deductions/exemptions are being removed so it will probably be a wash. It is all smoke and mirrors - the Trump way of doing things. Making it sound good when the reality is, it is not.
2017-01-01 7:23 am
He will help the working class go bankrupt and become homeless.
2017-01-01 8:49 am
SORRY BUDDY BUT IT SEEMS YOU HAVE BEEN MISLED
(1)
Firstly I sincerely hope that you do well.
I don’t care who you voted for; you’re not my enemy.
(2)
The reality of the free market suggests that you will not
see a spike in your compensation due to the election of
any president.
The cold hard fact is that employers shall always pay you
as less as they can in order to minimize their expenses.
Employers will always charge as much as they can for
their products and services as consumers are willing to
pay, in order to maximize their profits.
(3)
So where does the president come into the picture?
The president’s job is to make sure that policy and laws are
managed well and that everything continues to run smoothly.
When everything runs smoothly, people become comfortable
and they feel secure and, as a consequence, they spend
more money on stuff that they don’t need but that makes them
happy. This keeps employers happy and their businesses
stable. It’s a win-win for everybody.
Obama did this wonderfully btw, by implementing Dodd-Frank
legislation after the Great Recession that he inherited from
Bush in 2008.
(4)
Trump said that he would lower taxes for the middle class
[that’s you] by 35%.
However, an analysis of his tax plan shows that it would
actually increase taxes for some middle class workers:
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/middle-class-trump-plan-mean-tax-increase-153628510--finance.html
(5)
Issuing huge tax-cuts is a big mistake.
If it becomes known that on June 1st everybody shall have
20% more money in their pocket the consequence shall
simply be that sellers, of everything, shall increase their
prices by 20% because they know you have more income
and it won’t hurt you to spend it; and you WILL spend it.
You may say that this is just theory.
Well it isn’t; it actually happened in the US.
President Reagan issued large tax-cuts and what I said
above that would happen, actually happened.
The middle class didn’t get to hold onto that money.
The rich were not about to let this happen.
Watch the link below – it is very easy to understand.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5CCRI1vdwE
Finally another downside of massive tax-cuts is the
inevitable increase in the National Debt.
(1)
Firstly I sincerely hope that you do well.
I don’t care who you voted for; you’re not my enemy.
(2)
The reality of the free market suggests that you will not
see a spike in your compensation due to the election of
any president.
The cold hard fact is that employers shall always pay you
as less as they can in order to minimize their expenses.
Employers will always charge as much as they can for
their products and services as consumers are willing to
pay, in order to maximize their profits.
(3)
So where does the president come into the picture?
The president’s job is to make sure that policy and laws are
managed well and that everything continues to run smoothly.
When everything runs smoothly, people become comfortable
and they feel secure and, as a consequence, they spend
more money on stuff that they don’t need but that makes them
happy. This keeps employers happy and their businesses
stable. It’s a win-win for everybody.
Obama did this wonderfully btw, by implementing Dodd-Frank
legislation after the Great Recession that he inherited from
Bush in 2008.
(4)
Trump said that he would lower taxes for the middle class
[that’s you] by 35%.
However, an analysis of his tax plan shows that it would
actually increase taxes for some middle class workers:
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/middle-class-trump-plan-mean-tax-increase-153628510--finance.html
(5)
Issuing huge tax-cuts is a big mistake.
If it becomes known that on June 1st everybody shall have
20% more money in their pocket the consequence shall
simply be that sellers, of everything, shall increase their
prices by 20% because they know you have more income
and it won’t hurt you to spend it; and you WILL spend it.
You may say that this is just theory.
Well it isn’t; it actually happened in the US.
President Reagan issued large tax-cuts and what I said
above that would happen, actually happened.
The middle class didn’t get to hold onto that money.
The rich were not about to let this happen.
Watch the link below – it is very easy to understand.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5CCRI1vdwE
Finally another downside of massive tax-cuts is the
inevitable increase in the National Debt.
2017-01-01 8:07 am
he will. he will you and he will help me too ...be will help all of us
2017-01-01 8:03 am
I hope so. I hope the he lowers taxes, adopts the FairTax, & improves the economy.
2017-01-01 7:38 am
quite the contrary,
dt's a very experienced con man.
one of many examples :
he totally ripped off students who had saved a lota money to goto Trump Uni.
they sued him and he dragged things out for yrs to drive up their lawyers' expenses.
only bc of his winning the nomination did he settle w/ the students [he dint want the negative publicity]
and only then for way less than he owed them.
read paul krugman, he's been on the side of the 99% and the workers since day 1 :
http://tinyurl.com/hhblxbq Nytimes Paul Krugman dec 02 2016
.
“Seduced and Betrayed by Donald Trump”
.
Krugman is a 2008 Nobel Laureate in econ.
.
x
.
http://tinyurl.com/h3qpmzo newsweek.com dec 08 ‘16
.
“Donald Trump’s Carrier Deal Is a Scam.
.
“Don’t be fooled by President-elect Donald Trump’s ‘deal’ with Carrier.
.
“It’s not a deal, it’s a bribe—a bad one.”
.
“And it’s a fraud."
.
x
.
dt's a very experienced con man.
one of many examples :
he totally ripped off students who had saved a lota money to goto Trump Uni.
they sued him and he dragged things out for yrs to drive up their lawyers' expenses.
only bc of his winning the nomination did he settle w/ the students [he dint want the negative publicity]
and only then for way less than he owed them.
read paul krugman, he's been on the side of the 99% and the workers since day 1 :
http://tinyurl.com/hhblxbq Nytimes Paul Krugman dec 02 2016
.
“Seduced and Betrayed by Donald Trump”
.
Krugman is a 2008 Nobel Laureate in econ.
.
x
.
http://tinyurl.com/h3qpmzo newsweek.com dec 08 ‘16
.
“Donald Trump’s Carrier Deal Is a Scam.
.
“Don’t be fooled by President-elect Donald Trump’s ‘deal’ with Carrier.
.
“It’s not a deal, it’s a bribe—a bad one.”
.
“And it’s a fraud."
.
x
.
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