Decades ago corporate taxes provided 33% of the public treasury; today they provide 11%. Not coincidentally that was when America had a thriving middle class. Tax policies favoring the corporate elite has been and continues to be the primary driver of income inequality.

Oct 25, 2020 · 1:56 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
We had a thriving middle class prior to Covid!
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That was before @TheDemocrats would vote ppl into office that sell out America tho.
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There is a difference between taxing a corporation’s earnings and taxing the income of people who work for the corporation.
Replying to @marwilliamson @ProudSocialist
It’s the plan. They think their money will insulate the from the consequences of climate disaster.
Replying to @marwilliamson @progpsychprof
#DemExit #NeverBidenNeverTrump
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And it use to be even higher than that!
Replying to @marwilliamson @LoveisCthulhu
THIS is the GOP Way. It is NOT fair. It is NOT equitable. And it will get worse under any GOP leadership af ANY LEVEL. They must become the minority for awhile so we can find our way back to decency. Don't allow a #Trump2020Landslide #VoteBlue because #GOPCorruptionOverCountry
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Could you share your reference for these statements? I would love to learn more . Thanks.
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How would high corporate taxes lead to a thriving middle class?
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Last I checked, it was the House that initiated tax & spend policies- not the President. Why aren’t we having the “Nancy” needs to go Conversation”?
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