What if the Iran conflict ends the way we hope it does.
What if there was peace in the Middle East.
What if gas prices drop dramatically.
What if most prices drop.
What if the filibuster rule is changed.
What if the Save America Act becomes law.
What if we get the $2,000 tariff dividend.
What if some of the tariff money is used to shore up Social Security.
What if massive fraud is discovered in every blue state and city.
What if massive fraud is put on display for all the 2020 swing states.
What if economic growth hits 7% or higher in the 3rd Quarter.
What if Trump proposes to eliminate federal taxes for people making less than $150,000.
What if the democrats double down on their bad 80-20 issues.
What if other election integrity measures are taken.
What if all this happens before the midterms.
I'd like it a lot more if they eliminated income tax altogether. It wasn't even possible until they passed a constitutional amendment. Right is right. Get rid of the income tax AND all property taxes.
The math for $150,000 works. It will take a little while for the rest.
Can you detail what you mean here? If you mean what I think you mean, I’d love to see the math.
Once upon a time I was real budget savvy on the FG, but lost track of everything under Renegade, who intentionally made everything non-transparent.
The very abbreviated version: look at the total income tax number. Look at the percentage paid by folks making over $150K. A little math and you have how much needs to be made up. Tariffs are going to generate a little over $600B a year. US Debt Clock and I agree using separate means. Bonus numbers, because it’s not a one for one swap. $390B from decreasing the average interest rate on the debt by 1%. Between $500B and $1T fraud, waste and abuse savings. About one third of foreign investment money eventually ends up in federal taxes. I expect at least $3T a year in investments (Trump secured $18T so far). That provides another $1T in revenue. About $200B less after the tax break kicks in. Trump will want to pay down debt before going over $150K. And put some into the sovereign wealth fund.
And that was the abbreviated version. 😎😎
Ty sir! Things have been so in flux the last ten years I just haven’t bothered to look at that. Was always curious where it was though. Looks like most of the progress has been in the last year, and mostly on the OE side rather than debt payoff, yeah?
My property tax pays for our schools. Fine by me. Get rid of teachers' unions and the education department.