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"There is a way." This was Donald Trump's response to a question about whether or not it's possible for the US to abolish ALL Federal Taxes, "once the country is back on its feet." What I believe we're seeing out of Trump's financial narrative deployments of late is the... show more
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Trump is going to make America more prosperous than ever and I'm here for it.

BRILLIANCE on so many levels. Legislatively, imploding the Administrative State and all that entails. IRS being one of them. We watch the implosion with EPA v W. Virginia putting a kink in things, then overturning od Chevron, then our brave President and CIC, talking about the return of The Impoundment Control Act of 1974 Check..then checkmate.

Abolish the Fed because it’s unconstitutional and repeal the 16th amendment!

Great post, BB. When we get rid of the Federal Reserve, we will remove a huge drain on our income. The overhead on each dollar is a hidden tax going to a private corporation that is never audited. Adding "federal" implies it is a gov agency, but it isn't.

At this point, seems pretty obvious DJT slowly walking us down this path for awhile Now reconcile this statement w @GMONEYPEPE ‘s Covfefe digs, BRICS progression, US debt inflation & USD implosion Anyone paying attention can see we have a bright orange future ahead of us

Yup I believe, and have maintained that If we still have an income tax and a Fed by the time Trump leaves office, MAGA will have failed, and MAGA won't fail! 😎🇺🇸

Is it happening?

Trump cut more regulations in 4 years than any other president. Now that the Chevron Doctrine has been overturned, the number of regulations he can now remove will be unprecedented.

@BadlandsMedia_

THE SMARTEST THING TRUMP COULD DO IS ABOLISH FEDERAL INCOME TAX. It is the most inefficient tax - costs 25% to collect and spend and Governments only spend this money once a year according to a "budget". If these funds are left in the hands of the earner/worker then it will be spent approx 3 times creating 3 consumption/sales tax events. The plumber buys a new car and the car salesman renovates his bathroom and the tiler goes on a holiday etc. Thus assuming tax (as most over $120k per` annum pay) at say 40% of $100 then it is an annual collection of $40. Let's say this costs 25% or $10 to collect and distribute (not counting the massive cost to society of accounting fees) leaving $30 for the Government to spend. If no income tax then this $40 would be spent 3 times being a $120 spend which with a sales or consumption tax of 25% then $30 is collected which is identical to an income tax at source. People will have a greater incentive to work and build wealth for all

