This Manchin-Schumer special makes less and less of an impression on the American people the more they learn about it.
It is only logical that increased spending will lead to higher inflation, while increases in taxation will only serve to deepen the current economic downturn.
According to the results of a recent survey conducted in Arizona, the home state of Senator Kyrsten Sinema, 53 per cent of respondents want the senator to oppose any major spending bill that includes tax increases in it.
Only forty per cent of respondents believe that Ms Sinema ought to reach a compromise with the Democratic leaders, and fifty per cent of respondents believe that they will be less likely to vote for the senator in 2024 if she supports the new spending bill.
54 per cent believe that major spending and tax hikes would increase inflation, and 63 per cent say that Congress should not increase taxes during a recession because it would make the economy worse off.
This past winter, Ms Sinema and Senator Manchin were instrumental in the defeat of a bill that would have added $5 trillion to the national debt; however, she is currently in the crosshairs.
Only 39 per cent of people view her in a positive light, while 55 per cent view her in a negative light. Therefore, she is 11 percentage points in the negative. Girl, you have a lot of work that needs to be done. Kill the bill, please, as soon as possible. andamp; nbsp;
To briefly recap the situation, according to the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation, those making less than $10,000 per year will be affected the most severely by the increase in taxes, which will be 3.1% higher. Taxes will go up by 1.1 per cent for those with incomes between $20,000 and $30,000.
A tax increase of $6 billion is going to be imposed on people making less than $100,000. Taxes will go up by $17 billion on incomes of less than $200,000 per year.
Everybody gets slammed. universally speaking. In addition, these projections come from the JCT staff, who are entirely objective.
In terms of slapping on the 15 per cent minimum corporate tax, which creates a monumental tax obstacle to business capital investment — which is so important for innovation, technological advances, real worker wages, and typical family incomes — the biggest burden of this $313 billion book minimum tax hike will hit manufacturers by 50 per cent, and then it will be spread across other sectors between 5 per cent and 13 per cent.
These manufacturers include companies that produce fossil fuels (including coal), automobiles and trucks, utilities, steel, and just about everybody else that makes something.
Businesses may report lower profits in the coming year of more than $50 billion. So let’s apply some common sense.
Companies that bring in less revenue will naturally have less money available to pay their employees. That is why a significant increase in the burden of corporate taxes falls primarily on working people with middle incomes. Just common sense. This is the primary reason why this bill is so problematic.
The notion that Vice President Joe Biden will never raise taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 annually is completely and utterly false.
Finally, I’d like to go over the beast that is the IRS.
The Manchin-Schumer bill would add $80 billion, which is more than six times the current budget of the IRS, which is $12.6 billion.
Naturally, more than half of this amount, $45.6 billion, will go toward enforcement. Who do you think will be the target of the Internal Revenue Service’s investigation?
To begin, it is going to target pass-through, subchapter-S businesses that are owned and operated by small businesses. That’s right, it’s small businesses that are responsible for the vast majority of jobs and output in the economy.
The Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that individuals with annual incomes of less than $200,000 will account for up to 90 per cent of the unreported income. Underreported? My keister.
I mean, this government agency is currently sitting on 21.3 million tax returns that have not been processed, and there are millions upon millions of taxpayers waiting to receive refunds or final decisions.
In passing, I’d like to bring to your attention the name Lois Lerner, who served as an Obama political operative at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and harassed conservative organizations. You may remember that she managed to get out of town before the dog catchers could get their hands on her.
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The noxious tentacles of the IRS always have a way of reaching out and entangling right-leaning charitable organizations, including religious charitable organizations and charitable organizations that oppose abortion. I hope you’re not telling me that’s just a coincidence, but I highly doubt it. Wrong.
You should know that this country was established by courageous men and women who rebelled against the oppressive taxation without representation imposed by King George III. I was present there. This outrageous power grab by the IRS is even more monstrous than that of George III.
So, to put it plainly: We need to save America. Strike down the bill.
