The crumbs are piling up.
The “crumbs” continue to pour in from Corporate America. Weeks after President Donald Trump signed legislation to slash the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%, businesses – large and small – continue to reactfavorably. Wall Street may be going through a roller coaster ride, but Main Street is receiving a little more money in their pockets.
Despite the media’s obsession with approval ratings, it has been learned that other metrics are the real approval ratings. In the last several months, business indexes have been positive, consumer confidence has been rising, and investor sentiment is high. Wages are going up, U.S. companies are investing in the country, and job creation continues to increase. In November, the voter will examine their wallet, not the president’s tweets.
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I hope one or more of these Corporations pass a few crumbs along to the consumers.
Heck, I wouldn’t mind if the government stopped taxing social security while they’re in the mood of returning the hard earned money they’ve taken from tax payers.
Disposable income is a marvelous thing.