Folks that get more than they give? The lower 50% of tax payers and tax non-payers in the country regardless of which state they are in.I'm confuzzled: A republican non 1%er has the ability to properly plan for the future despite always voting against his/her best interests when it comes time to vote. How is that possible?
And why is it that the republican non 1%ers hate the safety net programs yet don't complain about the oil/gas industry and farmers receiving all those govt subsidies?
Better yet:
Why the hell can't the red states properly plan for themselves? I think the country would be better off if they stop relying on other states for help.
Donald
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Everybody pays taxes, even the illegals pay taxes when they purchase things but it's the rich who still don't pay their fare share (based on the marginal utility of the last dollar earned).
Thank God capitalism produces the best of everything. Be Best People, Be Best.
A government-ran standing army is socialism. What do you have against privately hired mercenaries?
Also, where can I get a subsidy for my business since you're ok with those too?
And how does the US pay for the resulting deficits from tax cuts,
Cut all that damn 'socialism nonsense.'
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Diamond & Silk is talking.
US economic growth slows to 2.6 percent rate in Q4, Trump fails at achieving full year 3% target
The U.S. economy slowed in the final three months of last year to an annual growth rate of 2.6 percent, the slowest pace since the beginning of 2018, as the government shutdown and other factors took a toll on growth. Economists believe growth has slowed even more in the current quarter.
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GDP growth for all of 2018 came in at 2.9 percent, the best showing in three years since 2015.
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President Donald Trump often cited the weak growth rates during his 2016 presidential campaign, pledging to implement economic policies to boost growth to annual rates of 3 percent or better.
However, private economists believe that the 2.9 percent growth seen last year may represent the economy’s high point for some time. Many are forecasting growth this year will slow to around 2.2 percent and slow even more in 2020. Some forecast the economy could dip into recession next year.
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2.9% GDP for all of 2018 despite the tax cuts and ramp in govt spending.
#HistoricFail
The U.S. economy slowed in the final three months of last year to an annual growth rate of 2.6 percent, the slowest pace since the beginning of 2018, as the government shutdown and other factors took a toll on growth. Economists believe growth has slowed even more in the current quarter.
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GDP growth for all of 2018 came in at 2.9 percent, the best showing in three years since 2015.
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President Donald Trump often cited the weak growth rates during his 2016 presidential campaign, pledging to implement economic policies to boost growth to annual rates of 3 percent or better.
However, private economists believe that the 2.9 percent growth seen last year may represent the economy’s high point for some time. Many are forecasting growth this year will slow to around 2.2 percent and slow even more in 2020. Some forecast the economy could dip into recession next year.
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2.9% GDP for all of 2018 despite the tax cuts and ramp in govt spending.
#HistoricFail