this cat Cruz said about the positive benefits of tax cuts/the US economy, "we saw that in 1920 with Calvin Coolidge"....bruh you should never cite Coolidge for anything
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this cat Cruz said about the positive benefits of tax cuts/the US economy, "we saw that in 1920 with Calvin Coolidge"....bruh you should never cite Coolidge for anything
he is but I can't deny his debating skills.
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jesus another trunk flunkie. cnn is so trash.
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cantwell is terrible. bernie carrying the load.
I'm saying! She keeps waiting to get tagged in. Ma, just go
salena zito is disgusting. dumb filthy hog stays spewing nonsense.
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In my own league.
She is atrocious. I wish it was just Bernie vs. Cruz and Scott. He could handle it on his own. She was talking too much and it made me turn the channel.
Now Sherrod Brown and Bernie.
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In my own league.
I'm saying! She keeps waiting to get tagged in. Ma, just go
That's what I've always hated about the Democrats and this is why people say the Democrats have no backbone. They always wait for a "hot tag" instead of just going all in on these Republicans. They need to be more like Warren, Sanders, and Sherrod Brown.
Notice all the folks you just mentioned are on the progressive side of things.
Bernie gets a lot of shyt for splitting up the Dems during the primaries last year, but he's the only cat out here being visual and trying to rally the troops. I guarantee you every CNN debate he's asking folks in the party to come join him on the stage and they're all like, "Eh...we fell it's best for the party if we work behind the scenes." Why!? Get out there and show Americans your vision for the future.
Let us get to know you! Come from behind the curtain.
La Colombe founder: What every CEO knows but won't tell you about the proposed tax bill | Opinion
And I can tell you what no other CEO wants to tell you: Casey is right when he says that a half-trillion dollars of corporate tax giveaways proposed by the GOP aren’t going to do a thing for the middle class, or create a single job.
Because what every CEO knows but won’t tell you is this: A tax break for their company simply means a fatter bottom line.
Not jobs. Not investment. Just more money in the pockets of the folks like me.
That’s bad policy, and it’s time to set the record straight.
But what every CEO knows but will not tell you is that the reverse conditions are actually true — this is not an economy to goose. If anything, the present business landscape is red hot and over-stimulated. Cash and capital are flowing heavily with unprecedented amounts of money looking for a home for investment, interest rates are extraordinarily low, and the stock market is at top-row, nosebleed heights.
A CEO has a powerful fiduciary duty to return all profits to shareholders — not to the employees, or the suppliers, or the community and certainly not to the unemployed or left behind. Let me say that again: Profit goes to shareholders (and the CEO) and not to the employees.
A tax code designed to increase corporate profits will benefit a single group — investors. The same investors already bathing in an unprecedented investment cash inventory and who are proportionally the most wealthy among us.
La Colombe founder: What every CEO knows but won't tell you about the proposed tax bill | Opinion
And I can tell you what no other CEO wants to tell you: Casey is right when he says that a half-trillion dollars of corporate tax giveaways proposed by the GOP aren’t going to do a thing for the middle class, or create a single job.
Because what every CEO knows but won’t tell you is this: A tax break for their company simply means a fatter bottom line.
Not jobs. Not investment. Just more money in the pockets of the folks like me.
That’s bad policy, and it’s time to set the record straight.
But what every CEO knows but will not tell you is that the reverse conditions are actually true — this is not an economy to goose. If anything, the present business landscape is red hot and over-stimulated. Cash and capital are flowing heavily with unprecedented amounts of money looking for a home for investment, interest rates are extraordinarily low, and the stock market is at top-row, nosebleed heights.
A CEO has a powerful fiduciary duty to return all profits to shareholders — not to the employees, or the suppliers, or the community and certainly not to the unemployed or left behind. Let me say that again: Profit goes to shareholders (and the CEO) and not to the employees.
A tax code designed to increase corporate profits will benefit a single group — investors. The same investors already bathing in an unprecedented investment cash inventory and who are proportionally the most wealthy among us.
La Colombe founder: What every CEO knows but won't tell you about the proposed tax bill | Opinion
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