OMG, I cant afford that and I dont think many in his base can.
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If you can't pay $75 for a book, then why did you vote for Trump in the first place? His economic policies and tax cuts were for people that could afford a nice coffee book.
Don’t poor shame wtf, when Trump was in office gas prices and food prices were cheaper, making it easier for people to afford these luxuries
Most millionaires would think twice before buying a book for $75
Most people aren’t millionaires
Exactly duh
You should familiarize yourself with President Trumps economic policies before you trash them. They lifted MILLIONS OF AMERICANS out of poverty.
https://magapill.com/
"In its finalized form, however, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act cut the corporate tax rate, benefiting shareholders—who tend to be higher earners. It only cuts individuals' taxes for a limited period of time. It scales back the alternative minimum tax and estate tax, as well as reducing the taxes levied on pass-through income (70% of which goes to the highest-earning 1%). It does not close the carried interest loophole, which benefits professional investors. It scraps the individual mandate, likely driving up premiums and making health insurance unaffordable for millions."
https://www.investopedia.com/taxes/trumps-tax-reform-plan-explained/
Deport.
Why? I backed up my claim with evidence. Can you do the same?
Can you grow some brain cells already?
Do you not know what you voted for?
https://www.investopedia.com/taxes/trumps-tax-reform-plan-explained/
Well I think people who pay 75 dollars for a book are insane, so, there's that. I wasn't poor when I voted for Trump and I wouldn't say I am poor now. Poorer, yes, but not poor.
Wrong
"In its finalized form, however, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act cut the corporate tax rate, benefiting shareholders—who tend to be higher earners. It only cuts individuals' taxes for a limited period of time. It scales back the alternative minimum tax and estate tax, as well as reducing the taxes levied on pass-through income (70% of which goes to the highest-earning 1%). It does not close the carried interest loophole, which benefits professional investors. It scraps the individual mandate, likely driving up premiums and making health insurance unaffordable for millions."
https://www.investopedia.com/taxes/trumps-tax-reform-plan-explained/
Economics 101..incentivize the people who create all the jobs to continue to invest.
You do know that to be in the 1% your median household income only needs to be somewhere around 400k? A lot of small business owners fall in this category, not just the .0001%.