How does anyone believe that Trump is looking out for the average man? He only cares about his family and billionaires.

Another alt-right blog... you wouldn't know facts if they bit your dick off.Tax Reform Has Delivered for Workers
https://www.wsj.com/articles/tax-reform-has-delivered-for-workers-11577045463
Progs hate facts.
Progs hate good news.Another alt-right blog... you wouldn't know facts if they bit your dick off.
.... and dictators.How does anyone believe that Trump is looking out for the average man? He only cares about his family and billionaires.
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Everyone wins.https://www.forbes.com/sites/anthon...p-tax-cuts-mean-for-your-wallet/#71a1f9705465
More facts: https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/disposable-personal-income
That Trump's tax cuts improved average people's incomes is not debatable, but the ratio between how much benefited the average in comparions to the wealthy is disproportionately huge.
Nope.Everyone wins.
Prog shit.Nope.
http://www.oecd.org/tax/tax-revenues-have-reached-a-plateau.htm?mod=article_inline
And with the Trump administrations blowing taxpayer money like it was air, it's more like Americans lose.
Nope , just like Canada it is the as yet to be born who lose . Aren’t we grea5 .Nope.
http://www.oecd.org/tax/tax-revenues-have-reached-a-plateau.htm?mod=article_inline
And with the Trump administrations blowing taxpayer money like it was air, it's more like Americans lose.
Nope. Americans lose and so do the unborn generations.Nope , just like Canada it is the as yet to be born who lose . Aren’t we grea5 .
Drivel. The employment , inflation and manufacturing stats puts the lie to this article.Fed study finds Trump tariffs backfired
2018 tariffs meant job losses, higher prices for U.S. manufacturing sector
President Donald Trump’s strategy to use import tariffs to protect and boost U.S. manufacturers backfired and led to job losses and higher prices, according to a Federal Reserve study released this week.
“We find that the 2018 tariffs are associated with relative reductions in manufacturing employment and relative increases in producer prices,” concluded Fed economists Aaron Flaaen and Justin Pierce, in an academic paper.
While the tariffs did reduce competition for some industries in the domestic U.S. market, this was more than offset by the effects of rising input costs and retaliatory tariffs, the study found.
“While the longer-term effects of the tariffs may differ from those that we estimate here, the results indicate that the tariffs, thus far, have not led to increased activity in the U.S. manufacturing sector,” the study said.
Tit-for-tat trade retaliation is an idea best relegated to the past, given the presence of globally interconnected supply chains, the Fed researchers found.
More: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/fed-study-finds-trump-tariffs-backfired-2019-12-27