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metralo posted...

The Tax Policy Center estimated that households in the bottom fifth of the income distribution, or those with incomes of less than $25,000, would have $60 more under the tax cuts next year, marking a 0.4% increase in after-tax income. Households in the middle quintile, or those with incomes from $49,000 to $86,000, would have $930 more in after-tax dollars, up 1.6%.

jesus christ these are supposed to be good things??

Yes, didnt you know were supposed to kneel down and kiss our Republican overlords feet for these table scraps theyre throwing our way? Were also supposed to turn a blind eye to the fact that cuts are inevitably going to come to social programs that disproportionately affect low and mid income people, since these tax cuts arent gonna pay for themselves.

Yay Republicans!!!
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