Here is a good breakdown for those interested
No, Iām showing the numbers in black and white.
Any way you define middle class, weāre keeping MORE of our hard earned money under this tax plan. And we have been since 2017.
BBB
Big Beautiful Bill
Build Back Better 
Yes they r black and white the VAST MAJORITY 80+% goes to the wealthiest Americans while the poor get fuct
You wont answer my question i wonder why?
Bigger
Better
Bullshit
Same thing.
Just rebranded.
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That is patently false. The numbers are right in front of you.
Those in the lower tax brackets get to keep FAR more of what they earn. Indisputable.
Answer my question or i cant take u seriously
Ohh so we r still talking percentage?
I donāt give a fuck what you take seriously.
However you or anyone else defines middle clas, we get to keep more of the money we earn.
OF COURSE weāre talking percentage.
Money EARNED.
You commie fucks donāt seem to grasp that.
Itās all that matters
You pinko shitstains view it through the lens of total money in existence as if you have some claim to money that was never yours in the first place.
Disgusting mentality.
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For those who dont understand he is talking cut as a percentage not in totalā¦its lame af
He knows if he answers my question about the middle class def ill make like his argument look stupidā¦which it is
Did the AI surveillance still make it in?
Define middle class ANY WAY you like and we STILL keep more of our hard earned money.
This hurts ss solvency that deparment is run by trump
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i mean the social security administration doesnt applaud anything, trump donor frank bisignano applauds the bill, most likely because trump called him and told him to do so.
there isnt anything necessarily wrong with that, but its a more accurate statement.
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I havenāt started collecting SSI yet, and Iāll probably go back to work next spring, so Iāll probably hold off until Iām 65, maybe 70 or at least til I totally stop working.
At some point we probably should start to phase SSI out.
SSI began as a measure to implement āsocial insuranceā during the Great Depression of the 1930s, when poverty rates among senior citizens exceeded 50 percent.
In 2023, the poverty rate for people aged 65 and older in the United States was 11.3% according to the American Community Survey (ACS). It would be interesting to see what the impact of a SSI check has on this number.
JMHO, but our financial well-being should not be in the hands of the government; it should be in the hands of the individual.
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You mean ssdi not ssi
The poverty level for 1 person is 14,600 dollars ITS A FUCKING JOKE
The financial well being of the elderly was in the hands of the individual before ssā¦how did that go?
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