Donald Trump vs Bernie Sanders - Tax Plan IMPACT Comparison

Didn't he inherit a bunch of New York real estate in 70s or 80s? If he had just held onto that, what would the current value be?
He inherited his fathers company valued around $200/300MM. He's also had tons in investors that loaned him money over the years. In fact, if you look at the money he has been given, and average the interest off the basic stock index, he's pissed away about $10B in opportunity. He would have made more money just putting it all across the board in stocks and sitting on it than he has trying to make an empire.

Trump is insane. I can't believe Republicans want him as President. There are many reasonable Republicans that would made a great president, and we get Trump. What the fuck?
 
After seeing this image I now support the obnoxious trustfund baby who wants to shovel taxcuts at rich people. Consider me convinced.
 
Cruz and Trump are just as disliked as Hillary, or (more likely) significantly more. You just don't see it because you're conservative. People hate all 3 of them.

And if you STILL think Bernie only appeals to socialists, you are blind. If he can get young people to vote, and keep most of the democrat vote he has a much better chance than people in denial realize.

I wish we could start over with a whole pack of new candidates, personally. All 3 of the republican frontrunners would be war starting, hate promoting nightmares, Hillary is hard to like despite most of the reasons people proclaim to hate her being bullshit, and we're nowhere near ready for someone like Bernie to win the office....ugh, it's going to be an interesting year.

I feel like Sanders and Hillary are unacceptable candidates. Cruz, Rubio, and Bush would just be more of the same. Trump to me is a big question mark...could be really good or could be really bad.

With that said I can't think of very many people in the world of politics that I would call a good candidate on either side.
 
True, but they have credibility to maintain. Bias is one thing; predicting a 21% swing in GDP over 10 years based on presidential plans is something else. That seems like a glitch or just a really bad model. I can't see any mechanism in Trump's "plans" that would lead to that kind of boost.



I remember when you used to say you weren't a Republican. :)

I'm not
 
Never seen a poll that indicates Hilary is disliked more. Plus, Bernie is clearly appealing to more then socialist and SJWs.

If Trump wins the mom republican voters will fall in line much more than Dems will behind Sanders.

I can't see Hillary or Bernie flipping on vote from Republican to Democrat but I expect Trump will flip some democrats.
 
Seems extremely biased and I prefer Trump.

Also, where are the deficit estimations? That doesn't matter anymore?
 
I feel like Sanders and Hillary are unacceptable candidates. Cruz, Rubio, and Bush would just be more of the same. Trump to me is a big question mark...could be really good or could be really bad.

With that said I can't think of very many people in the world of politics that I would call a good candidate on either side.


This is pretty much how I feel...

Rubio I could possible for...but like Bush, and Cruz it will be more of the same establishment bullshit.

I could not, wouldn't ever vote for someone like Ben Carson.

Donald Trump is a wild card...this guy could be a great president or the most abysmal failure imaginable...

I don't trust Hillary Clinton...it would be very difficult for me to cast a vote for her.

Bernie Sanders seems genuine and really a champion for the "people."
 
Just looking at the ledes for the graphic demonstrates the rest can be dismissed as clearly dishonest. Sanders has put forward more than three bills, sure he's only sponsored individually three pieces of legislation but he's co-sponsored hundreds.
 
Just looking at the ledes for the graphic demonstrates the rest can be dismissed as clearly dishonest. Sanders has put forward more than three bills, sure he's only sponsored individually three pieces of legislation but he's co-sponsored hundreds.

I assume that that wasn't from the Tax Foundation, and, yeah, that can be obviously dismissed. I actually thought that the numbers were made up, but they look legit (in the sense that the Tax Foundation really is making those claims--not in the sense that they're reasonable claims).
 
I assume that that wasn't from the Tax Foundation
Yeah, looked again while paying a bit of attention and you're right. If I were the Tax Foundation I'd actually be annoyed about the use of the logo.
 
This is pretty much how I feel...

Rubio I could possible for...but like Bush, and Cruz it will be more of the same establishment bullshit.

I could not, wouldn't ever vote for someone like Ben Carson.

Donald Trump is a wild card...this guy could be a great president or the most abysmal failure imaginable...

I don't trust Hillary Clinton...it would be very difficult for me to cast a vote for her.

Bernie Sanders seems genuine and really a champion for the "people."

Agree with everything but the comments about Ben Carson.
 
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Didn't he inherit a bunch of New York real estate in 70s or 80s? If he had just held onto that, what would the current value be?


Don't remember who the guy was, but some analyst said he would have been worth more if he had simply put his money in the market.

BTW- Trumps dad was a "YUGE" in NY real estate.
 
I don't know why the media is so dishonest about Trump. The guy has the most solid plans.

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So cute to talk about economic impact of just tax reforms and ignoring the rest. This below is what it looks like if you look at all of their proposals......

The good news? Friedman also says the health care overhaul would enable up to $10 trillion in savings for the general public. And the other programs? Another $1.1 trillion in additional savings over 10 years. And excluding the issue of likely higher taxes, the programs could mean seven million more jobs and a nearly $4 trillion increase in economic activity in 2026.

http://www.thestreet.com/story/1331...e-s-what-would-happen-to-the-u-s-economy.html



Nonpartisan tax research group the Tax Foundation calculates that Trump's plan would cut taxes by $11.98 trillion over the course of a decade. It would lead to 11% growth in the GDP, 6.5% higher wages and 29% larger capital stock as well as 5.3 million jobs. However, it would also reduce tax revenues by $10.14 trillion, even when accounting for economic growth from increases in the supply of labor and capital.

http://www.thestreet.com/story/1333...e-s-what-would-happen-to-the-u-s-economy.html


So in summation, Trump plans are the one's that will bankrupt this country. If you are going to cut taxes, you have to cut spending too guys.
 
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