Why should I vote Republican after this tax plan?

[Anonymous]

Just do a new thread for your question, 8:32. Simple.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

You are claiming this budget will send the PP's taxes to those in need?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Is that part in the Republican budget?

I'll pay more taxes willingly if the social safety net is strengthened, the health of the environment strongly regulated, if science is well funded, etc. is this where my increased tax contributions are going?

I paid 11 million in taxes during Clinton’s reign. I didn’t get to choose. Nor do you. Taxes are taken at the point of a sword

Ha. Excellent point.

[Anonymous]

Well said, Rand Paul.

"We have to understand that the owners of our businesses — the people we work for — are richer than us. They pay more taxes," Paul said. "But if you lower their taxes, they will either buy stuff or hire more people. If you raise their taxes, it goes into the nonproductive economy, which is Washington, D.C., and it will be squandered."

"So really, even if rich people get a tax cut, we should all stand up and cheer because it means more jobs for us because you're leaving more money in the private sector," Paul continued. "So I'm one of the few that will stand up on TV and say everybody's taxes should go down, including the wealthy."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

You are claiming this budget will send the PP's taxes to those in need?

It allows those making less than 90k to keep a substantial portion of their OWN earnings. So yes. Of course, as a liberal, all you know of is TAKING money from A and giving it to B

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

And this is the truth!

The outcry among liberals because it will cost them a few dollars surfaces their hypocrisy.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well said, Rand Paul.

"We have to understand that the owners of our businesses — the people we work for — are richer than us. They pay more taxes," Paul said. "But if you lower their taxes, they will either buy stuff or hire more people. If you raise their taxes, it goes into the nonproductive economy, which is Washington, D.C., and it will be squandered."

"So really, even if rich people get a tax cut, we should all stand up and cheer because it means more jobs for us because you're leaving more money in the private sector," Paul continued. "So I'm one of the few that will stand up on TV and say everybody's taxes should go down, including the wealthy."

Excellent. Love me some Rand

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

And this is the truth!

The outcry among liberals because it will cost them a few dollars surfaces their hypocrisy.

Yet none of you conservatives will admit where the extra tax dollars are going. Why is that?

I'm still waiting for you libs to tell us how much extra you're willing to pay. About three cents?

You tell me first where the extra money is going. Will it go to go to increased social services?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

You are claiming this budget will send the PP's taxes to those in need?

It allows those making less than 90k to keep a substantial portion of their OWN earnings. So yes. Of course, as a liberal, all you know of is TAKING money from A and giving it to B

B being Uncle Sham!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

And this is the truth!

The outcry among liberals because it will cost them a few dollars surfaces their hypocrisy.

Yet none of you conservatives will admit where the extra tax dollars are going. Why is that?

I'm still waiting for you libs to tell us how much extra you're willing to pay. About three cents?

You tell me first where the extra money is going. Will it go to go to increased social services?

Hahahahaaaaaaa - it will go to staffers and politicians in Washington DC, the sewer of the western hemisphere.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

And this is the truth!

The outcry among liberals because it will cost them a few dollars surfaces their hypocrisy.

Yet none of you conservatives will admit where the extra tax dollars are going. Why is that?

I'm still waiting for you libs to tell us how much extra you're willing to pay. About three cents?

You tell me first where the extra money is going. Will it go to go to increased social services?

NP. People get to keep more of THEIR OWN EARNINGS. that will REDUCE the need for social services.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

You are claiming this budget will send the PP's taxes to those in need?

It allows those making less than 90k to keep a substantial portion of their OWN earnings. So yes. Of course, as a liberal, all you know of is TAKING money from A and giving it to B

So only those making less than 90k are getting a tax cut?

[Anonymous]

I will pay more, but I want it to go to shrimps on treadmills, programs to buy more needles for drug abusers, free housing for intergenerational welfare recipients and the study of monkey farts.

[Anonymous]

Then Rand Paul should be against this plan as it only cut taxes for some and raises for others. He was against the health care bill that takes money from blue states and gives them to red states.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an upper middle class professional and a Democrat. For years I’ve been hearing that I should really be Republican for my own self interest. Less taxes and all that. But now this new Trump/Republican tax plan come out and guess what, it complete is not good for me.

Can someone explain?

I thought liberals wanted their taxes raised to support those in need. All talk?

Only with other people's money.

You are claiming this budget will send the PP's taxes to those in need?

It allows those making less than 90k to keep a substantial portion of their OWN earnings. So yes. Of course, as a liberal, all you know of is TAKING money from A and giving it to B

So only those making less than 90k are getting a tax cut?

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No. There are other changes. But this portion is a huge boon to low income earners