The bait before the bite!
Here's the bait: up to $20,000 is a lot of money, and somebody is getting paid for this big lie; distraction is the word for this, and trying to make the "dictatorship" Trump regime look good again.
This is your "dictator" lying Thump at work.
Millions of Americans to receive huge tax refunds of up to $20,000, Trump economist says.
Millions of Americans may be in for a financial windfall next year as officials predict the country could be in for the largest tax refund season in US history.
Instead, why not put it towards the deficit where it's needed?
I'm sure that would help in bringing the deficit down in some way, which is needed in a bad way.
The announcement comes as the tax filing season approaches and households begin preparing their documents.
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, who is considered a leading contender for President Donald Trump's next Federal Reserve chair, told FOX Business Varney & Co. on Thursday that refunds could reach unprecedented levels.
We are going to see the biggest refund cycle ever in the history of America, and people are going to get massive refund checks,' Hassett said.
We're expecting just that part of it alone to be worth a couple of thousand-dollar refund; the numbers are striking.
President Trump echoed the sentiment during a recent address on Wednesday, claiming families could save between $11,000 and $20,000 annually under his Dictator's tax policies, calling it the largest tax refund season of all time.
The upbeat projections come despite a recent Fox News poll showing that 44 percent
of Americans feel they are falling behind financially, and 74 percent rate the economy as bad or not so good.
And here goes another pile of bull.
Wages for the typical worker were up 3.7 percent. So if you're running 3.7 percent wage increases at 1.6 percent core inflation, then real wages are growing at a rate of about 2 to 2.5 percent, he explained.
By our estimates, right now, blue-collar workers have already seen an almost $2,000 raise this year after inflation.
Thank you for reading.
Tim.
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