ABC News’ Jonathan Karl questioned Biden campaign co-chair Democrat Rep. Cedric Richmond on Biden taxes:
“The analysis put forward by the Tax Policy Center shows that in fact, middle-income earners…will see an increase of $206” in their taxes under Biden.
Richmond came back to repeat his claim that Biden wouldn’t tax anyone making under $400K.
Do Americans believe what Biden repeatedly boasted about on the campaign trail (see below) or should they believe what the lying Dems are saying now?
Apparently, Joe Biden recently got the memo that it’s not advantageous to brag about raising taxes on Americans. The problem is that he’s on several videos bragging about repealing the Trump Tax Cuts and raising capital gains taxes to 40%. Biden just flip-flopped and claimed he won’t tax anyone making under $400k a year. Which Joe Biden to you believe?
He says it’s “not a joke” that taxes are going to be raised not cut:
https://twitter.com/CTruthforTrump/status/1314018902356226049?s=20
With the election coming up, it’s more important than ever to know where the candidates stand. The video below shows Biden telling a group that he will raise taxes:
“There is plenty, plenty of money to go around.” – Joe Biden
Joe Biden lets voters know that he will repeal President Trump’s tax cuts if elected…that’s good to know. He made the remarks while speaking at “The Poor People’s Campaign Presidential Forum.”
Former Vice President Joe Biden said, “the first thing I would do” if the president is repealed the Trump tax cuts, which would raise taxes on the 82% of middle-class Americans that saw a tax cut in 2018 with an average savings of $1,260, and the 90% of workers that saw a pay increase.
It will be Obama round three if Biden is elected. Who can forget Joe the Plumber and Obama discussing “spreading the wealth.”
The Trump tax cuts have been fantastic for middle-class America:
According to Fox Business, the middle class has seen strong tax reduction, higher take-home pay, more jobs, and more economic opportunity.
The success of President Trump’s tax cut for the middle class is clear:
In the months following passage of the tax cuts, unemployment fell to a 49-year low, and key demographics, including women, African-Americans, and Hispanics, have seen record low unemployment rates.
Job openings have now hit a record high of 7.3 million, and over 300,000 jobs were created last month, as most private-sector businesses continued hiring despite the government shutdown. Year-over-year, wages have grown 3.2 percent, and the economy is projected to grow at 3.1 percent over 2018.
