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Social reform is on the agenda... lolol. That's a good one. The magnitude of ignorance and deception on the left is remarkable.
We have a soaring national debt (greatest ever accumulated in world history) and skyrocketing annual interest payment which must be paid every year to creditors (increasingly foreign) from the deficit ridden federal budget which is currently dominated by welfare programs despite the decline in military expenditures (see SIPRI).
Additionally, the ITCI finds that the United States ranks 32nd out of 34 OECD member countries for tax competitiveness and this is primarily because of high corporate taxes (third highest in the world), high personal income taxes (which include high top marginal tax rate and the double taxation of capital gains and dividend income [see historical]).
And all in an ailing domestic labor market hosting real dollar household income decline despite a record number of American households (and private non-profit and for profit entities) accessing government money.
Tell me Einstein, at what point in your colossal ignorance did it occur to you that implementing sweeping new uber-expensive government socialized welfare spending schemes that dramatically raise the national debt (further injuring the USD), dramatically increase annual interest expenditures in the federal budget (forcing new huge deficits beyond the increasing projected ones and much greater debt and interest liabilities beyond the increasing projected ones), increased taxation, etc... was a good idea for the U.S.?
Don't you have some British children to save from the immigrant sexual grooming gangs you imported?
We have a soaring national debt (greatest ever accumulated in world history) and skyrocketing annual interest payment which must be paid every year to creditors (increasingly foreign) from the deficit ridden federal budget which is currently dominated by welfare programs despite the decline in military expenditures (see SIPRI).
Additionally, the ITCI finds that the United States ranks 32nd out of 34 OECD member countries for tax competitiveness and this is primarily because of high corporate taxes (third highest in the world), high personal income taxes (which include high top marginal tax rate and the double taxation of capital gains and dividend income [see historical]).
And all in an ailing domestic labor market hosting real dollar household income decline despite a record number of American households (and private non-profit and for profit entities) accessing government money.
Tell me Einstein, at what point in your colossal ignorance did it occur to you that implementing sweeping new uber-expensive government socialized welfare spending schemes that dramatically raise the national debt (further injuring the USD), dramatically increase annual interest expenditures in the federal budget (forcing new huge deficits beyond the increasing projected ones and much greater debt and interest liabilities beyond the increasing projected ones), increased taxation, etc... was a good idea for the U.S.?
Don't you have some British children to save from the immigrant sexual grooming gangs you imported?
