US Blew It. High Unemployment Was Avoidable. Europe Got It Right

We are in for a long, long haul to repair the damage caused by the Trump virus.



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Earl, what percent of their income did the top 50% pay, compared to the lower 50%???????

Focus, Trumper.

Trumper-“Trump and the GOP caters to their big money donors, who don't feel that they should have to pay taxes...”

Big money diners pay a huge percentage of the taxes paid in this country.

Here’s a question to match the relevancy of yours, Trumper.

What is the price of turnips in Mongolia?
 
Focus, Trumper.

Trumper-“Trump and the GOP caters to their big money donors, who don't feel that they should have to pay taxes...”

Big money diners pay a huge percentage of the taxes paid in this country.

Here’s a question to match the relevancy of yours, Trumper.

What is the price of turnips in Mongolia?

Earl, why are you giving an evasive answer?????
 
Earl, why are you giving an evasive answer?????

Because you asked an irrelevant question and posted a false premise.

Trumper:

“Trump and the GOP caters to their big money donors, who don't feel that they should have to pay taxes...”
 
No way this lasts until May

Nightmare scenario for Democrats:

By mid-May COVID is confined to some hotspots but the rest of the country is basically up and running; Durham drops the axe in June; by August the economy is heading North again.

By no means inconceivable.
 
Hello ThatOwlWoman,

I agree.

Once this passes over and we're back to business as usual again, I think another personal stimulus is going to be necessary. The $1200 now is just going to go to groceries and keeping the lights on for many ppl. To really jump start the economy, ppl have to be working first. Then they can spend their stimulus money on wants rather than needs, and fuel the economy again. Let's see if that idea is popular in Congress when the time comes.

Congress is struggling to agree on what the next bail out will look like.

Best to expect too little too late.
 
Nightmare scenario for Democrats:

By mid-May COVID is confined to some hotspots but the rest of the country is basically up and running; Durham drops the axe in June; by August the economy is heading North again.

By no means inconceivable.
Yes.

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Nightmare scenario for Democrats:

By mid-May COVID is confined to some hotspots but the rest of the country is basically up and running; Durham drops the axe in June; by August the economy is heading North again.

By no means inconceivable.


It is not inconceivable. This week will be a very telling week. It is going to be hard to hold on to the narrative
 
I agree.

Once this passes over and we're back to business as usual again, I think another personal stimulus is going to be necessary. The $1200 now is just going to go to groceries and keeping the lights on for many ppl. To really jump start the economy, ppl have to be working first. Then they can spend their stimulus money on wants rather than needs, and fuel the economy again. Let's see if that idea is popular in Congress when the time comes.

There is no "back to business as usual." That entire world you knew is gone and never coming back.

Hope you know how to farm or mine.
 
Like you know what you're talking about.

When don't I , DUMBFUCK?

WHAT A MORON..YOU HAVEN'T CLUE ABOUT THE ACTUAL US INCOME TAX RATES. THE TOP 50% of EARNERS PAY UP TO 37% OF THEIR INCOME< SHYIT FOR BRAINS.



Tax rate

Single filers

Married filing jointly*

Married filing separately

Head of household

10% $0 – $9,700 $0 – $19,400 $0 – $9,700 $0 – $13,850

12% $9,701 – $39,475 $19,401 – $78,950 $9,701 – $39,475 $13,851 – $52,850

22% $39,476 – $84,200 $78,951 – $168,400 $39,476 – $84,200 $52,851 – $84,200

24% $84,201 – $160,725 $168,401 – $321,450 $84,201 – $160,725 $84,201 – $160,700

32% $160,726 – $204,100 $321,451 – $408,200 $160,726 – $204,100 $160,701 – $204,100

35% $204,101 – $510,300 $408,201 – $612,350 $204,101 – $306,750 $204,101 – $510,300

37% $510,301 or more $612,351 or more $306,751 or more $510,301



https://www.debt.org/tax/brackets/


I REITERATE: STUPIDFUCK.
 
EUROPE'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE IS TWICE THAT OF THE US, AND THE LEFTIDIOTS HERE THINKI THAT'S " BETTER".


FUCKING MORONS.
 
I agree.

Once this passes over and we're back to business as usual again, I think another personal stimulus is going to be necessary. The $1200 now is just going to go to groceries and keeping the lights on for many ppl. To really jump start the economy, ppl have to be working first. Then they can spend their stimulus money on wants rather than needs, and fuel the economy again. Let's see if that idea is popular in Congress when the time comes.

Why do you need it Joanie, I thought Mr. Owl was another.Warren Buffett?
 
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