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I'm just as happy as everyone else that has money in the markets but it's a false sense of security. Not everone has a 401K or a retirement account and many people are living pay check to pay check. Those are the people that need help, not the people that have the most already. Most of the tax breaks have made the wealthy wealthier but haven't done much for the average person short of a few extra dollars in their pay check. Small businesses and their employees are struggling while people that own big companies are grabbing the stimulas money and buying new boats and new cars with it.
![]() I'm probably in the minority here but I would be willing to pay a higher income tax rate to see lower skilled workers make a livable wage. Sent from my SM-G950U using Winnipesaukee Forum mobile app Last edited by Biggd; 10-10-2020 at 07:45 AM. |
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