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lol I will never not show people this graph. Kamala Harris planned to cut taxes for anyone making less than $914,900....

And voters said "nah, I'm good."
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If the Harris proposals were in effect in 2026, the middle fifth of Americans, those with income between $55,100 and $94,100, would see an average tax cut equal to 2.7 percent of their income. The poorest fifth of Americans, those with income below $28,600, would get an average tax cut of 7 percent of their income. The richest 1 percent – with incomes of $914,900 and above – would receive an average tax increase equal to 4.1 percent of their income. Under the Trump proposals, the middle fifth of Americans would see a tax increase of 2.1 percent of their income while the poorest fifth would see a hike of 4.8 percent. The richest 1 percent would receive an average tax cut equal to 1.2 percent of their income. The next richest 4 percent – with incomes between $360,000 and $914,900 – would receive an average tax cut equal to 1.3 percent of their income. Average tax changes vary widely between the two candidates’ plans. For example: The middle fifth of Americans would receive an average tax cut of $1,980 under Harris’ plan and an average tax increase of $1,530 under Trump’s plan. The bottom fifth of Americans would receive an average tax cut of $1,130 under Harris’ plan and an average tax increase of $790 under Trump’s plan. The top 1 percent of Americans would receive an average tax increase of $121,460 under Harris’ plan and an average tax cut of $36,320 under Trump’s plan.
December 22, 2024 at 4:52 AM