SAJ-99
Well-known member
My data came from the Treasury so . These numbers are always shifting so it doesnāt surprise me that you found differences. I could pull 2020 but that is Covid. The spike up in 2021 also Covid. Those numbers are a mess and will skew a lot of things for a while. 2019 is a pretty good baseline for ānormalā.Based on this source, the years you reported down, were actually up slightly. They did go down in 2020 and 2023.
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Any honest discussion should be around what the numbers were versus what they could have been without the cuts. This is how OMB does it and the requirements in Congress. (The response is to juice growth assumptions.) So even āslightly upā proves the point that the tax cuts were money to corporations and wealthy. The offset was debt issuance.
I admit that both parties do the same thing, just in different ways. The playbook for both hasnāt changed in 50yrs. I donāt expect it to change this time. Let the mob decide in 4yrs.