Just The Facts @BlueStateMaga

@FoxNews Talk shows, comedians, and entertainers that lean right or refuse to be controlled by Hollywood or the old mainstream news are becoming more popular all the time. Their popularity was probably always underrepresented. In any case, the barriers are becoming less relevant.

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2 years ago

@RepBeccaB Home affordability and the cost of groceries have little to do with anything other than Democrat policies.

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Chance Buchman @ChanceBuchman

2 years ago

Based on the information provided in the X posts and related web results, the majority of U.S. federal income taxes are paid by higher-income earners. Specifically, according to the latest IRS data: - The top 1% of earners paid 40.4% of all federal income taxes in 2022, which marks a significant portion of the tax burden. This group, defined as those with incomes over $663,164, paid nearly twice as much in taxes as their share of Adjusted Gross Income (AGI), highlighting the progressive nature of the U.S. tax system where higher earners pay a larger share of taxes relative to their income. - Additionally, when looking at broader income brackets, the top 10% of earners were responsible for 76% of all income taxes paid, and the top 25% paid 89% of all income taxes. This indicates that a small segment of the population with higher incomes shoulders the majority of the federal income tax burden. - On the other hand, the lower half of earners, those with incomes below $46,637, collectively paid only 2.3% of all income taxes in 2021, with many in this group having no income tax liability due to their income levels or eligibility for tax credits that reduce or eliminate their tax liability. Therefore, the data clearly shows that the majority of U.S. federal income taxes are paid by a relatively small percentage of the population with the highest incomes.

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Just The Facts @BlueStateMaga

2 years ago

@IanJaeger29 With a change in direction and leadership, California has a chance of turning our cities around and quickly building back our destroyed neighborhoods.

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2 years ago

@its_The_Dr I'm not sure what Joe Biden really thinks himself. I don't have any question it turned out bad for the country.

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Just The Facts @BlueStateMaga

2 years ago

@FoxNews After the ruberstanps given to some of Biden's disasterous nominees, it's ridiculous that Trump's candidates have to face so many obstacles.

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2 years ago

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