I've been thinking about this a lot lately and talking to like minded individuals and have just gotten more and more frustrated with the current administration.
Is it just me or is the whole jobs program in America totally fucked because the republcians fillibuster EVERYTHING and the democrats need some serious balls in order to get something done?
Which idea do you think is a better way of creating jobs: cutting taxes for corporations so that they can hire more people or raise taxes for the rich and create immediate jobs in infrastructure country-wide.
My opinion is that, even though the republican idea could work, these tax cuts will most likely go to paying the CEOs.
My parents have a home loan and, just last year, Chase bank gave them a cut on their loan because they have great credit. The reason the bank was able to do this is because the government gave them a certain amount of money and said "help people with their mortgages." They did help people, but not the people who needed it.
I feel like that would be the case by giving corporations tax breaks.
Any thoughts? Sorry, super scattered.
Is it just me or is the whole jobs program in America totally fucked because the republcians fillibuster EVERYTHING and the democrats need some serious balls in order to get something done?
Which idea do you think is a better way of creating jobs: cutting taxes for corporations so that they can hire more people or raise taxes for the rich and create immediate jobs in infrastructure country-wide.
My opinion is that, even though the republican idea could work, these tax cuts will most likely go to paying the CEOs.
My parents have a home loan and, just last year, Chase bank gave them a cut on their loan because they have great credit. The reason the bank was able to do this is because the government gave them a certain amount of money and said "help people with their mortgages." They did help people, but not the people who needed it.
I feel like that would be the case by giving corporations tax breaks.
Any thoughts? Sorry, super scattered.