It is somewhat amusing that the calls for lower temperature and unity are happening after they took their shot, to undercut retaliation.
It is also a subtle attack and a mistake to embrace the talk of debating policy and settling those arguments peacefully — BECAUSE THIS ELECTION IS NOT ABOUT POLICY.
It is about eradication of the elites in the Swamp.
It is not about taxes. It is not about spending. It is not about governance. Governance ran up $36T and don’t be foolish enough to think that number is going to decrease even $1 with a Trump Administration. Governance has failed. It didn’t fail because the wrong side was in charge.
There must be upheaval from Swamp drainage. There is no calm debate because that has already failed.
“NOT ABOUT POLICY”
Fighting now in Congress to send a middle-class income and property taxation cap constitutional amendments to the states would add the electors of several deep blue states to Trump’s total and make Congress turn deep red come November.
[perhaps]
Federal income taxation shall be capped as follows, on personal income:
below the average yearly apartment rent in the District of Columbia, 10%,
below the median federal full-time civilian employee compensation amount, 22%,
below the average employee compensation of the 100,000 best paid federal full-time civilian employees, 30%,
below the average employee compensation of the 10,000 best paid federal full-time civilian employees, 40%.
Yes, there can be unity!
“Governance ran up $36T and don’t be foolish enough to think that number is going to decrease”
Possible federal law:
The corporate tax rate in percent shall be:
the calculated national debt as of the state of the fiscal year starting immediately prior to the calendar year,
divided by $1 trillion,
rounded down to an integer,
which 10 shall be subtracted from,
capped at no higher than 90.
That would change the corporate tax rate to 26%, and it would likely increase by about 2% per year, 28%, 30%, 32%, 34%,...
There’s probably not one Democrat in Congress that would vote not to enact that.
Wall Street and Greenwich folks need to know that increases in the national debt could be costly to them.