At the end of WW2 the top marginal tax rate was 94% During America's Boom Years (1951-63) it was 91-92% From 1936 to 1980 it never fell below 70% Then Reagan dropped it to 50% GWH Bush dropped it below 40% It's stayed under 40% since It is now 37% taxpolicycenter.org/statisti…

Marianne you will be forever tied to Joe Biden. & we already know in 2024 you will be carrying water for Kamala.

🖕you Reagan

Yikes, let's not idealize any 'golden years,' that economy still marginalized and oppressed millions. Can't just blame the reagan bogeyman for mucking things up, the system was rotten at the core before he accelerated the rot

One of the more depressing aspects of The Simpsons is realizing that when the show started it WAS realistic that Homer would own a home and car and Marge wouldn’t need to work as he, a non college educated man, could afford of all that working at a power plant.

And the party wanted to continue these policies with Joe Biden.

78k home purchased 16% interest rate worth 900k today with 3% rate. Go figure. 1970s was not all rosy for workers thou. We have a system that allows few to manipulate many. Thank god we don't have a caste system but we do have wage slavery and inequality in opportunities.

Except it didn’t. Capitalism did that and it is by design/structural. Poverty existed before Reagan. Wealth has been consolidating and concentrating since colonization and slavery.

Reagan was just the spokesperson of this carnage. He wasn't smart enough to come up with this evil. He was just the right's puppet.

I found where the problem is... trickle down actually defies gravity and really trickles up! 😶