Currently 90% of income tax is paid by individuals. Corporations pay these taxes indirectly through higher employee costs - wages must be higher to cover the 25-35% tax burden on employees. If companies could reduce employee costs by 25 to 35% and imports were more expensive due to tariffs, that would incentivize companies to make product in the US. Think of the benefits - companies would make more money and pay more corporate taxes. Employment would rise, reducing social welfare costs. Employees could be paid less by not paying 1/3 of their income to the government, reducing costs and allowing prices of domestic products to be lower, benefitting US consumers and making US products more competitive globally; though I would expect retaliatory tariff to be imposed on US goods by other countries. However, I believe the impact would be biggest on countries with which we have large trade deficits - China ($346B), Mexico ($100B), Japan ($69B), Germany ($67B) and Canada ($27B).
Although it sounds crazy at first, I think this idea deserves some critical analysis. It just might be crazy enough to work!
He has to be a WH plant. He's too out there to be real. And given the amount his looks, his speaking ability, and his political views have changed it's hard to believe he's the same guy that we saw before elections.
But at least he's in compliance with the Senate dress code.
What do you expect from a group that sees no problem with Bill Clinton paying Paula Jones 850K to go away for an affair he actually had, but thinks Trump needs to be jailed for a 130K payoff to silence claims certified as false in writing by Stormy Daniels.
Once again, projection from the Left. I'm sure if the parties were reversed, we would have experienced a redux of the Summer of Love starting Thursday night. These libtards just don't get that we don't do that. Not that I wouldn't put it past Soros to try to foment some false flag protests with his minions.
If you have Verizon home internet catbox won't work. I dropped VZ and went back to my local cable provider.