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The American market system is designed so you can create something bigger than yourself and then pass it on. That’s the whole point. A high inheritance tax is anti-family. It punishes success, kills incentive, and forces families to sell off their legacy. Farmers and ranchers, for example, don’t measure...

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Karnifex Maximus1 year ago

We can’t all beat the market by 13% like you, Dan.

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Smoky Mtn Sam 🇺🇸1 year ago

Primary

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Scott A McMillan1 year ago

Nobody cares about a weak puppet for Israel.

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Dan Ferraris1 year ago

Now post one of his videos on tariffs😂

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Jim1 year ago

Get rid of step up in basis. Then you can get rid of the estate tax.

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Mark1 year ago

Tax money already taxed because you have a growth plan while others have been conditioned to receive someone else’s money.

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Erik1 year ago

The limit was at $15 million. This was not affecting anyone but the super rich. Stop lying.

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Margaret 🇺🇸1 year ago

$6,000 deduction for seniors -EXPIRES IN 3 YEARS No Tax on Overtime -EXPIRES IN 3 YEARS No Tax on Tips -EXPIRES IN 3 YEARS Tax cuts for billionaires and wealthy dead people -PERMANENT Republicans will always protect the rich on the backs of the working class.

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Whisky Back1 year ago

Why don’t you just give the farmers and ranchers some stock tips?

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Trench1 year ago

Cannot deny that many fail to progress any further and stay as a burden on the books rather than continual growth. Example farmer near me, conditions so bad if his kids are to continue, they inherent debt more than a stable foundation. They do not use the system correctly.

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