Kellyanne Conway was on Bill Maher last week talking about the “successes” of the Trump presidency. Primary among them in her opinion was the fact that the corporate tax rate went from 35% to 23%. Ha! We shouldn’t see that as success; we should see it as theft.

Feb 3, 2021 · 5:35 AM UTC

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The missing part is whether the desired effect to bring corps back from overseas was achieved. Getting the tax revenue for the 23% from operations located here vs 0 from the 35% rate not being paid at all is more desirable and would bring more jobs back to the US, right?
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@TheDemocrats better reverse this!
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So in other words, any time that any person or business keeps their own money instead of having it forcibly taken from them by the government in the form of taxes, that is theft, is that what you think?
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Shame on @HBO for providing her with a platform.
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Trumps tax cut must be over ruled.
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Can't agree. If the world is taxing their corporations less than ours, then the "theft" is the rest of the world stealing US jobs. Good to remember here that Obama wanted them lowered also, for the same reasons.
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You should be more concerned that the corporate tax under Biden will be less than the small business owner!! That’s theft! Squeezing out the middle only makes corporations bigger!!
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You should see it as theft because that is what most taxation is.
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It’s 21% LOL
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