Man, it would've been so much better if Trump would've went, the whole world would've covered it. Maybe next year.
Trump's voter base hates the media so they like that he didn't go.
Man, it would've been so much better if Trump would've went, the whole world would've covered it. Maybe next year.
Trump's voter base hates the media so they like that he didn't go.
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"This will be a fight against overwhelming odds from which survival cannot be expected. We will do what damage we can."
-- Capt. Copeland
Trump appealed to his voterbase by saying the "liberal elites" did not care about them, but that he did. Him going to a rally of "ordinary" people, rather than a room full of wealthy liberals from the media, is showing his voterbase that he is on their side.
It is quite a good political move from Trump, what would be better is if he did something useful as President, but baby steps.
To set this part straight..
The dinner isn't your average dinner gala. It's a charity event. You pay a hefty price to plant your ass on a chair at one of those tables.
Generally the news outlet pays that fee. But it's essentially a giant fund raiser to finance the education of future journalists.
"The pen is mightier than the sword.. and considerably easier to write with."
Nice straw man. I never said a single word about how the press should not be critical of him. Not one. My argument, is that him being critical of them, is in no way a threat, or an impediment to their free speech.
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Trickle down is not an actual thing, and it's a poor description of supply side economics. Supply side just says growth is a better way to get more taxes than raising rates. It's not that complicated.
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I have no idea how anyone could be so confused, as to think that one person's speech is a threat to another person's speech. You do know they can, and do respond to his statements, right?
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The rally was in Pennsylvania, in a district he didn't win.
It's worked four major times in US history, under Coolidge, Kennedy, Reagan, and Bush 43. All saw increases of revenue to the treasury, even though rates were cut dramatically. What are you on about?
This is not about cutting taxes for the rich. This is about cutting taxes for everyone. You need to cut the low end, or else you don't get increased spending from them.
You are falling for a decades long Liberal lie. Don't. Educate yourself about what the actual tax rate changes were. For example, the Bush "tax cuts for the rich" factually cut taxes more for the lower brackets than they had ever been cut in history. In fact, it even raised the level before you even pay at all by 50%.
Don't believe everything you read in the paper, or hear on TV. Get the facts.
If anyone needs to get any facts it is you. You have no fucking clue what you are talking about 95% of the time. It isn't a "liberal lie". There was a fucking study done that says that you are wrong. Even Reagan had to raise taxes after cutting them drastically. And Bush 43, didn't see any sort of growth, especially by the end of his fucking tenure.
I thought it was funny how the entire room was full of "privileged white people". Where is the diversity liberal journalists? SAD!
In other news... BREEAKING NEWS!! A DOG IS CURRENTLY CHASING A CAT!
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Hasan Minhaj?
Hilarious. No, you could not be more wrong. Everyone has free speech, even the president. Complaining about things others say is not a threat to free speech.
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Your use of cuss words doesn't make your claims any more true. Revenues factually went up, in each of those four cases, after rates were cut. When you multiply two numbers together, both numbers can impact the product. So, 8% of X, is often less money than 7% of Y. Taxing a bigger initial figure, is a better way to raise revenue than to take a larger piece of a smaller pie.