Madame Nancy Pelosi, the Dauphine of the Democrat
Party, held a press
conference to excoriate businesses for giving their tax cuts to their
employees and called the $1000 and $500 tax savings to each worker, “pathetic.”
Perhaps it’s because, in her world, “tax returns”
never mean returning money to the people who worked for the money. Of course,
now she and others see it as a money that is being denied the government to
fund “valuable services,” such as Studying
Russian Smokers, Hamster
Cage Matches, and the most ironic of the ironic, Paying
For A Study To Find Out Why Politics Causes Stress.
When the shoe was on the other hand, though, like when
President “No Refunds” Obama passed a $40 tax cut, it was a “Victory For All
Americans.”
There’s a lot the “little people” can do with $500 to
$1000 in their hand. Despite a respite from the dreaded and irritating monthly
rent payment, it could also make a difference in fixing a nasty oil leak so
your driveway stops looking like a Jackson
Pollak painting.
What else could you do with your $1000? You could get
an iPhoneX and help out a struggling Apple. Or here are a couple of other
ideas:
I’m sure most of us can come up with some good ideas,
after all, what’s the first thought when we hear Powerball
has hit a new record payout? No, not, “gee - those odds
must be astronomical!” We think about what we would do if we won the
billion dollars or whatever it is they are offering.
During the first debate of the 2020 presidential
campaign season, that should be the first question: “How did you spend your tax
cut?”
The answers might be quite illuminating…especially if
they bought lamps with it.
When it comes to tax dollars, just whose money is it
anyway?
At least Marie Antoinette let us eat the cake…not just
the crumbs.
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