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To: sickoflibs

I can document that we have 40 million people out of work. I’ve read reports there may be double that amount.

Do you know how much the federal government tax receipts will increase if only 40 million people get jobs?

The ballpark figure is $0.9 trillion dollars per year. If the true figure of able bodied people is more, so much the better. If it’s just 60 million, the increased government revenue would be around $1.35 trillion dollars.

If Trump can cut welfare and sell off some government assets, he can easily get to $2 trillion per year.

When it comes to Trump you think negatively. It’s a knee-jerk reaction from you.

Once again, the guy is the only one addressing what is one of my key concerns for the nation, and you are trashing him for it.

Honestly, some of you folks are verging on becoming comically cornered by your bias against the man.

His plans are decent and the rewards are there. Give the guy the credit he deserves for focusing on these issues.


56 posted on 04/04/2016 5:31:09 AM PDT by DoughtyOne (Facing Trump nomination inevitability, folks are now openly trying to help Hillary destroy him.)
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To: DoughtyOne
RE:”His plans are decent and the rewards are there. Give the guy the credit he deserves for focusing on these issues”\

His promises are totally ridiculous, he couldn't balance the budget let alone pay off $18T in debt.

He promises spending more and taxing less.

In business he just filed for bankruptcies, but it doesn't work that way with the federal government.

Say tuned, tomorrow he will make up something even more ridiculus.

57 posted on 04/04/2016 5:35:35 AM PDT by sickoflibs (Trumpetir :"He could go on a shooting spree downtown and I would still worship him"')
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