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Mike Chilton
3 months ago
The fake media will lie to make you think Harris is ahead in polls, but reality is NOBODY wants Harris! Trump next president of America 2024! #Trump2024
JennIanelli10
6 months ago
From Just the News:
Last week, Biden told CNN that “[n]o president’s had the run we’ve had in terms of creating jobs and bringing down inflation. It was 9% percent when I came to office, 9%.”

In reality, inflation stood at 1.4% in January of 2021 and reached a high of 9.1% in June of 2022, during Biden’s term.

Biden’s comments drew rebuke and fact checks from several news outlets. Even far-left Snopes rated the claim “False” while normally Biden-friendly CNN observed that “Biden’s claim… is not close to true.”

The Washington Post fact-checker meanwhile, gave Biden “four pinocchios” for the claim, which the Post defines as a “whopper.”
Mike Chilton
7 months ago
I stopped going to Wendy's years ago after I noticed their food was no longer made fresh. In all reality I try to stay away from fast food all together!

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Mike Chilton
7 months ago (E)
After you earn a dollar for your hard work, how much do you really make after taxes?

We will look at both income and sales tax.

First, you earn a dollar, then you pay a tax percentage based on your total net income. In this case, we will use the average $11,000 and $44,725 yearly income.

Based on the average income, your dollar already owes 12% in tax.

After you pay the 12% of income tax, now your $1 is no longer a dollar and becomes 88 cents.

Once you decide to go shopping with your 88 cents, you will be subject to sales tax. Depending on the state you reside in, you can expect to pay anywhere from 4%-9%.

Let's take the lowest sales tax percentage 4% as an example.

After you pay the sales tax of the minimum 4%, your 88 cents now becomes 84 cents.

If you were living in states that have a sales tax with the combined local tax of 9+%, such as Louisiana then your 88 cents would only be 79 cents.

So how much is your hard-earned $1 dollar worth?

88–79 cents!

This is because your $1 dollar is getting taxed twice!

Sources

https://www.policygenius.c...

https://www.rocketmoney.co...
#economy #inflation #finance #truth #taxes #reality

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