[Jim Robinson]

Uh, the shareholders are, in large part, the middle class.

[Political Junkie Too]

workers will see some of tax windfall

I guess it's time for a windfall profits tax on tax windfalls.

-PJ

[hardspunned]

Someone should tell these fools how ridiculous they look in calling economic revitalization, higher wages, bonus money, jobs, etc. a stunt. I hope this is their campaign strategy for 2018.

[DoughtyOne]

Wait, weren’t the middle class wage earners lives supposed to be over today?

Are they sure they’re getting more money?

Bwa ha ha ha...

[madprof98]

No more news. Just editorials. One stupider than the last.

[Newbomb Turk]

Not a single Democrat crossed the line and voted for this.

They are going to get blown out in 2018. BIGLY !

[lightman]

That will really help those working for non-profits, the retired, and the unemployed---NOT!

[BookmanTheJanitor]

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration’s budget plan for 2018 assumes that a mix of sharp spending and tax cuts can both shrink the deficit and fuel economic growth of 3 percent a year — a level it hasn’t achieved in more than a dozen years. Most economists and budget experts dismiss that promise as fancifully unrealistic.

Josh Boak (same writer) - 'Why Trump’s budget plan wouldn’t likely accelerate growth' May 23, 2017

[truth_seeker]

Republicans (most) cheer for workers to get more money.

Democrats want non-workers to get more money.

Makers vs. Takers