If supply-side trickle-down economics is so effective...

@BizSuitStacy You do realize that the last tax cut was not payroll oriented, but presented as good for workers and while some companies gave a one-time bonus, most of the money went to stock-buy-backs and never trickled down to workers. Let me explain this in a simple way you can understand...

Those who are honest, noticed minimal impact to their take-home pay with the last tax cut. A payroll tax cut bypasses the "top" and literally forces the money into the hands of the workers, so it's not top-down or trickle down. Yes, corporations will also see additional tax relief with a payroll tax cut, but the government won't be wishing, hoping, and praying the companies trickle it down. And, it's what Bush did and Obama extended when the economy was still in a recovery. The economy is claimed to be "phenomenal" now, so using a recovery tool seems bizarre. But, that's a whole other issue that might be beyond your comprehension.

See now?

@MarkPaul listening to you is like watching Wyle E. Coyote drop the anvil on himself instead of the road runner.

So...what do leftists do when they step in their own pile of shit? Change the subject and start talking about some thing else. Who gives a fuck about the previous tax cuts when the topic of the conversation that you started is about the proposed payroll cuts.

Best if all...you admit it's also a corporate tax cut. [but the government won't be wishing, hoping, and praying the companies trickle it down] what the fuck does the gov't wishing, hoping, praying have to do with it?

Yes, I see you're a complete dumbass who just got called on your bullshit.

@BizSuitStacy Look, I know your feelings are hurt, but nothing you just wrote makes any sense other than a feeble attempt to massage your hurt feelings. So, you are literally wasting my time.

@MarkPaul I'm sure you feel better after mommy changed your diapers soy boy. But you still got caught with your foot in your mouth. And you admitted it. The payroll tax cut is a supply side economic benefit.

@BizSuitStacy It's an interesting Baby-trump ploy modeled after middle school school girl antics, to suggest you somehow got an admission when no such admission was issued, granted, or invoked. The payroll tax is neither a supply side economic benefit or a trickle-down emblem of achievement. In fact, it's an admission trickle down does not work and subsequently suggests the economy is in recognized trouble. But, you keep playing your little school girl games in hopes Baby-trump will select you for the next school dance. It could happen and you just might become the next "chosen one."