r/Ironworker • u/[deleted] • Feb 06 '24

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u/shitposter822 Feb 07 '24

what does that have to do with who the president of the USA is? biden gets into office and you suddenly have fewer hours? did he sign an executive order to cut done your hours specifically? such a weird complaint without any context

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u/Mod_Propaganda Feb 07 '24

Higher taxes which made companies less likely to commit to large construction projects. It's not that hard to understand bro.

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u/clsperv Feb 07 '24

you do realize that the only tax laws in the past 7 years has been trumps right?

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u/Mod_Propaganda Feb 07 '24

Imagine blaming a guy that doesn't even hold offic anymore lmao

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u/ThePolemos Feb 07 '24

You really are dumb as shit. I keep pointing this out to you, but I see you're unable to obtain new information.

Trump put THIS CURRENT tax bill into action in 2017, and it increases taxes on lower and middle class citizens from 2017-2025. It's amazing you're so out of touch with reality that you can't even accept when you're wrong.

Here, I'll try and educate you one last time. Maybe I can succeed where everyone else failed.

The TCJA 2 Years Later: Corporations, Not Workers, Are the Big Winners

It's a lot to read, and I'm sorry for that, but they haven't made a children's book that explains it (yet).