The emperor still has no clothes

originally posted by: underpass61

originally posted by: KrustyKrab
a reply to: quintessentone

Muddying the context waters is all you can do, is why debate is dead here.

That’s all you do here is troll and derail threads and you never shut up, just keep talking in circles, spewing nonsense post after post like you have to be the center of attention. You’re either a paid shill or a troll sitting in mommy’s basement.

Were you neglected as a child? Is that what makes you cry out for constant attention?

You’re the one that’s literally killing debate here.

She's actually The Artist Formerly Known As "Sillyolme".
Look her up - new name, same idiotic M.O.

originally posted by: Moon68
They're going to screech their opinion in everyone's face whether it's wrong or not.

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp
a reply to: quintessentone

You do understand that raising taxes for corporations raise prices for the middle class, right?

That is also in conjunction with inflation.


If you could stop projecting your own short comings onto "most people/voters" that would be terrific.

Thanks.

I absolutely understand the borrowing from Peter to pay Paul failing economics in place and ignored by almost all administrations. It does not work.

Give the people more money to stimulate the economy and stop government overspending.

Where does this money come from?

If the answer is taxing and/or printing, youve lost the premise.

I absolutely know where the money comes from, what everyone forgets is government overspending and the debt is where the premise is lost.

Then giving people money comes from more debt, overspending and of course printing.

The question was, where do you think it should come from if not above?

It's supposed to come from taxing the wealthy corportions that are moving their businesses to other countries as fast as they can.

That, and The Kampaign isn't telling anybody that increasing the rich tax rates won't bring in enough revenue to cover much of any debt. It's a ruse to keep the economy reeling with inflation. 😃

What is Trump's plan to combat the debt. Oh right, it does not exist.

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp
a reply to: quintessentone

You do understand that raising taxes for corporations raise prices for the middle class, right?

That is also in conjunction with inflation.


If you could stop projecting your own short comings onto "most people/voters" that would be terrific.

Thanks.

I absolutely understand the borrowing from Peter to pay Paul failing economics in place and ignored by almost all administrations. It does not work.

Give the people more money to stimulate the economy and stop government overspending.

Where does this money come from?

If the answer is taxing and/or printing, youve lost the premise.

I absolutely know where the money comes from, what everyone forgets is government overspending and the debt is where the premise is lost.

Then giving people money comes from more debt, overspending and of course printing.

The question was, where do you think it should come from if not above?

It's supposed to come from taxing the wealthy corportions that are moving their businesses to other countries as fast as they can.

That, and The Kampaign isn't telling anybody that increasing the rich tax rates won't bring in enough revenue to cover much of any debt. It's a ruse to keep the economy reeling with inflation. 😃

What is Trump's plan to combat the debt. Oh right, it does not exist.

Proposition of enacting restrictions on Chinese ownership of infrastructure in the United States, including energy, technology, telecommunications, farmland, natural resources, medical supplies, and other strategic national assets, preventing all future Chinese purchases, and forcing the Chinese to sell any current holdings.[18][19]
Proposition of ending "Joe Biden's war on American energy" and recovering energy independence by eliminating "every unnecessary regulation in the federal registry that hampers domestic production," getting out of the Paris Agreement, and issuing fast approvals to every oil infrastructure project presented to his administration.[20][21]
Proposition of universal baseline tariffs on most foreign products, which will increase incrementally if other countries manipulate their currency or otherwise engage in unfair trading practices;[14] lowering taxes for American workers, families, and businesses. Becoming economically independent from China by revoking its Most Favored Nation trade status, gradually stopping all Chinese imports of essential goods, stopping American companies from investing in China, and banning federal contracts for any company that outsources to China.[22][23]
Proposition of decreasing trade deficits, especially with China.[24][25]
Proposition of not bailing out failing banks, but "unleash energy production, slash regulations," and repealing "Biden's tax hikes," to reduce inflation.[26][27]
Proposition to return jobs and wealth to the United States, launching an economic boom and eliminating dependence on China and other countries, by passing the "Trump Reciprocal Trade Act." If any country applies a certain percent tariff on American-made goods, the same tariff will be applied on theirs; the other countries "will have two choices—they’ll get rid of their tariffs on us, or they will pay us hundreds of billions of dollars, and the United States will make an absolute FORTUNE." This is meant to help the agricultural states and manufacturers.[28][29]
Proposition to "save America’s auto industry from Joe Biden’s radical Green New Deal policies," by terminating all of Biden's policies regarding emission regulations, fossil fuels, and electric vehicles, specifically the "mandates designed to force Americans into expensive electric cars," subsidies for "electric cars for rich people," and "DOUBLED CAFÉ standards." Also, asking from Canada and Mexico for full compliance with the terms of USMCA regarding the amount of regional auto parts content in North American cars which reduction benefitted China and other countries, ending delays in federal drilling permits and leases, and restoring the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve.[30][non-primary source needed][31][non-primary source needed]
Proposition to "bring Americans the lowest-cost energy and electricity on Earth," by developing American oil and natural gas, nuclear power, clean coal, hydroelectricity, "and every other form of affordable energy." Cancelling "Biden's ruinous power plant rule, terminat[ing] his electric vehicle mandate." Modernizing the electric grid, implementing rapid approvals for energy projects, and greenlighting the construction of new power plants, which will cause that "n the future, every manufacturing plant, every data center, every semiconductor facility and assembly line will want to be built in America."[32]