And we just gave them a tax cut from 35% to 21% and stuck the tab to individual Americans.
“we just gave them a tax cut from 35% to 21% and stuck the tab to individual Americans.”
Your comment plays into the classic leftist tactic of fomenting class divisions in order to discredit the conservative agenda.
Every time conservatives take a brave step toward individual liberty and away from big government redistributive socialism - by passing tax cuts, scaling back government programs, and deregulating industry - the left attempts the same false argument: that limitations on the size and scope of government only benifit the rich at the expense of the middle class.
It is a false leftist argument and you are playing right into it.
Cutting corporate taxes rates from 35% to 21% was a huge win for conservatives. But you are right that tax burden on the middle class is way too high.
So, if you believe, as I do, that taxes on middle class did not get cut enough, then let’s work to address that problem, but please let’s not fall for the leftist lie - that cutting corporate rate cuts is somehow “sticking it to the American middle class” - let’s not repeat leftist propaganda here on FR.
Most of these companies have no or low profits. FB earned 5.16 dollars per share last yr and is expected to make $1.94 this year. That is not quiet 0.13 percent return though FB does not pay a dividend.