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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 3314442" data-attributes="member: 58386">Still holding on to the dream that happy days are here again thanks to Trump&#039;s tax cut I see. Well, let&#039;s see what you have to say about this.&nbsp; &nbsp; CNBC did a survey of the 100 companies in the S&amp;P 100 asking them what their plans are for the tax savings Trump got for them.....No response&nbsp;&nbsp; 48&nbsp; &quot;No Comment &quot; 21&nbsp; Spin doctored with no specific plans&nbsp; 21&nbsp; Will hire and raise wages&nbsp; 10. How much plainer can it be made for you. Yes, Trump&#039;s tax cut will be a shot in the arm for the economy but like all injections they wear off after awhile . I&#039;m taking the conservative approach by saying&nbsp; the cuts will not be as impactful&nbsp; nor will they last as long as will be needed to replace the lost revenues leaving two choices either massive cuts to social programs or the Treasury having to going into the credit markets and start hogging up an even bigger share of the available credit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 3314442, member: 58386"] Still holding on to the dream that happy days are here again thanks to Trump's tax cut I see. Well, let's see what you have to say about this. CNBC did a survey of the 100 companies in the S&P 100 asking them what their plans are for the tax savings Trump got for them.....No response 48 "No Comment " 21 Spin doctored with no specific plans 21 Will hire and raise wages 10. How much plainer can it be made for you. Yes, Trump's tax cut will be a shot in the arm for the economy but like all injections they wear off after awhile . I'm taking the conservative approach by saying the cuts will not be as impactful nor will they last as long as will be needed to replace the lost revenues leaving two choices either massive cuts to social programs or the Treasury having to going into the credit markets and start hogging up an even bigger share of the available credit. [/QUOTE]

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