BREAKING!!!
TRUMP Did it AGAIN!!
They Are HEADING To MICHIGAN NOW!!!
When Candidate Donald Trump said we would be winning so much that we were going to get
tired of winning he wasn't kidding.
Today Fiat Chrysler announced it will immediately be moving production of heavy-duty Ram trucks
from Mexico to Michigan.
And on top of that paying bonuses to US workers in response to the passage of Trump tax reform
late last year in where corporations and the middle class got a huge tax cut and the Obamacare
Mandate was repealed.
Fiat Chrysler went on to confirm they will be investing over $1 billion dollars in its
Warren Truck Assembly Plant.
A plant that will be used to make the Ram Heavy Duty Truck starting in late 2020.
That truck is currently made in Saltillo, Mexico, where workers will continue to make
commercial vehicles to sell in the US and international markets.
Fiat Chrysler did also confirm that the Warren plant will add 2,500 new jobs to the dying
Michigan economy.
The car company also plans to pay $2,000 bonuses this spring to about 60,000 hourly and salaried
US employees but confirmed Senior executives won't getting the bonus.
Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne stated the company had to tweak its manufacturing
model in order to keep up with that he lauded as "improvement to the US business environment
under the current administration."
He added that part of this tweak is that employees should also share in the tax savings.
Via speaker.gov Top 3 Conservative Wins in the Tax Plan
Last night, the final Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was released, following the House-Senate conference
that took the best ideas from both plans and made a better, more conservative bill.
This is the first major tax reform in a generation.
It's hard to choose, but here are the top three conservative wins:
1.
It is a major tax cut for hardworking families.
Our plan lowers individual tax rates, making sure Americans get to keep more of their hard-earned
money.
It also nearly doubles the standard deduction, meaning that the "zero bracket," which
the federal government doesn't tax at all, will be expanded to $12,000 for single filers
and $24,000 for married couples.
Our plan also doubles the Child Tax Credit from $1,000 to $2,000 for each child—bringing
relief to folks raising families.
What do these updated provisions mean for real people?
The average family of four making $73,000 a year will see a tax cut of $2,059.
That goes a long way when budgets are tight.
It could mean more money to save for children's college, a reserve for an emergency, or a
vacation at the beach for a week in the summer.
Bottom line: This new tax code eliminates the carve-outs for special interests, prioritizing
the American people over the well-connected.
2.
It eliminates Obamacare's individual mandate penalty tax:
This is the crux of Obamacare—the individual mandate makes it illegal for people not to
purchase a health care plan, and the government levies a major fine if people make the choice
not to purchase a plan.
The individual mandate's purpose is to make young people, who are generally healthier,
bear the burden of health care costs in this country.
The consequences of the individual mandate are dire, especially because Obamacare has
driven up the cost of health care across the country, making premiums so expensive that
many folks cannot afford health care at all.
Therefore, the individual mandate punishes people for making decisions that make the
most sense for them and their family.
The government has no place in unnecessary, burdensome mandates, and the Tax Cuts and
Jobs Act does away with it, giving people much-needed relief and flexibility to buy
the health care that's right for them if they choose.
3.
It opens up part of ANWR for energy development.
There is a section of non-wilderness federal land in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
(ANWR), located in Alaska, that is known to be abundant in oil reserves.
Unfortunately, it has been previously banned for energy development, thanks to the insistence
of special interests.
This ban goes against the petitions of the Alaska delegation, which understands the benefits
that oil drilling would bring to the state.
If it becomes law, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will open this area up for energy exploration
and development.
This would mean more energy developed here at home, instead of relying on other nations
for our nation's energy needs.
Developing homegrown energy is always preferable, especially because some of these nations are
hostile to the United States and our interests.
It also means revenue of almost $1 billion in 10 years streaming into the United States
Treasury, helping pay for the tax cut that Americans need and deserve.
Developing this portion of ANWR also means thousands of good-paying jobs in Alaska and
throughout the country.
It would give the U.S. economy the boost that comes with major energy development.
Can someone please explain to me why the left hates this tax plan so much?
It's obvious it works for the middle class and corporations, while at the same time taxing
the nuts in Hollywood who believe they should pay more taxes to make themselves feel better
about the fact they are just a bunch of elitist overpaid and glorified pretenders.
What do you think about this?
Please share this news if you support our President and this wonderful new tax plan.
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