Talks of doge refund checks up $8000 to taxpayers from govt cuts

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is the dumbest thing yet.

It’s just a proposal not a sure thing, no need to worry.

It’s not a proposal. It’s a thing for dumb people to repeat on social media so they think trump is going to give them money and like him.

This. And then when they realize it work out, they’ll try to blame someone else, lie to say they are working on it and never deliver. Or they’ll do it and blame the inevitable fallout on someone else.

The money will come in two weeks, with the new healthcare reform 😁

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whether they do something like this or not (and I’d really rather they didn’t), it NEEDS to be a refund or credit rather than just a handout check. If you didn’t pay the tax to begin with, you shouldn’t get anything back.

???

Did Mitt Romney enter the chat?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the dumbest thing yet.

It’s just a proposal not a sure thing, no need to worry.

It’s not a proposal. It’s a thing for dumb people to repeat on social media so they think trump is going to give them money and like him.

This. And then when they realize it work out, they’ll try to blame someone else, lie to say they are working on it and never deliver. Or they’ll do it and blame the inevitable fallout on someone else.

The money will come in two weeks, with the new healthcare reform 😁

Concepts of checks.

[Anonymous]

Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The math ain't mathing.

Can they not do basic math?

$40,000,000 / 333,290,000 people does NOT = $8000 per person. That's not even $5000 per person, which is the new figure I'm seeing all over social media.

It's not even enough money divided out to buy a god damn US stamp.

We don’t have 333 million taxpayers in the country. A tax refund would only be given to taxpayers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

They are not writing any checks. This is a rumor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

This would increase the national debt another three trillion dollars!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

They are not writing any checks. This is a rumor.

Obviously. But the idea that an $8k check wouldn't move the needle is bonkers and out of touch.

Average Americans aren't working with inherited wealth, financial assistance from parents, high-paying private sector jobs, or pensions.

For $8k, an amendment granting Trump a third term would have a fighting chance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

This would increase the national debt another three trillion dollars!

And how many people exactly do you think understand how and when that might impact them personally?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

This would increase the national debt another three trillion dollars!

They’re dumb enough to do this because we’re already going to be $25 trillion in debt in 10 years because of the felon’s tax cuts.

If I ever hear another conservative say they vote that way for the economy, I will have words. That narrative is dead in the water.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

They are not writing any checks. This is a rumor.

Obviously. But the idea that an $8k check wouldn't move the needle is bonkers and out of touch.

Average Americans aren't working with inherited wealth, financial assistance from parents, high-paying private sector jobs, or pensions.

For $8k, an amendment granting Trump a third term would have a fighting chance.

Then "Average Americans" deserve exactly what they will get with Trump, no sympathy or help from the "libs".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

They are not writing any checks. This is a rumor.

Obviously. But the idea that an $8k check wouldn't move the needle is bonkers and out of touch.

Average Americans aren't working with inherited wealth, financial assistance from parents, high-paying private sector jobs, or pensions.

For $8k, an amendment granting Trump a third term would have a fighting chance.

Yeah, I’d hold out for more than $8k to lose all my rights. But that’s me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

They are not writing any checks. This is a rumor.

Obviously. But the idea that an $8k check wouldn't move the needle is bonkers and out of touch.

Average Americans aren't working with inherited wealth, financial assistance from parents, high-paying private sector jobs, or pensions.

For $8k, an amendment granting Trump a third term would have a fighting chance.

Move the needle on what? Midterms are two years away and I think you are out of touch regarding American voter attention span. The average Americans you are talking about will buy their $8k ATV, pickup truck lift, or night out in Vegas and will never again think about it. Unless Trump is going to give universal basic income, one check isn't going to work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

They are not writing any checks. This is a rumor.

Obviously. But the idea that an $8k check wouldn't move the needle is bonkers and out of touch.

Average Americans aren't working with inherited wealth, financial assistance from parents, high-paying private sector jobs, or pensions.

For $8k, an amendment granting Trump a third term would have a fighting chance.

Then "Average Americans" deserve exactly what they will get with Trump, no sympathy or help from the "libs".

Which libs are these? Are you under the impression the majority of Democrat voters are rich and couldn't use $8k?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who thinks this won't instantly win Republicans about 75% of the nation is smoking meth AND crack.

A tax-free $8,000 check?

Pfft. If Trump times it properly, Republicans will sweep the midterms and 2028.

They are not writing any checks. This is a rumor.

Obviously. But the idea that an $8k check wouldn't move the needle is bonkers and out of touch.

Average Americans aren't working with inherited wealth, financial assistance from parents, high-paying private sector jobs, or pensions.

For $8k, an amendment granting Trump a third term would have a fighting chance.

Move the needle on what? Midterms are two years away and I think you are out of touch regarding American voter attention span. The average Americans you are talking about will buy their $8k ATV, pickup truck lift, or night out in Vegas and will never again think about it. Unless Trump is going to give universal basic income, one check isn't going to work.

Lol. If you say so.