sorry but your biased partisan spin does not change reality,
California’s job and economic growth has outpaced much of the nation in recent years. That growth, however, has not elim
www.politifact.com
It is not partisan spin, I went and conducted research and the vast majority of sources showed Louisiana, New Mexico and Mississippi as having highest poverty rates.
Your source, which I will accept and take on board, makes a significant inclusion.
California has the nation’s highest poverty rate, when factoring in cost-of-living
"From 2013 to 2015, California had America’s 17th-highest poverty rate, 15 percent, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s
Official Poverty Measure. That measure uses income levels to determine poverty, but does not consider differences in cost-of-living among states. It lists the official poverty threshold for a two-adult, two-child family at $24,036 in 2015."
So when considering poverty rate, we both have accurate data based on the measures we researched, however your data factors in cost of living. Don't pretend you are right and I am wrong, that is simply not true.
Why do you have such loyalty to an ideology that never delivers on the promised results and keeps control by making people dependent.
I have loyalty in research and facts, which I have delivered.
There are decisions and actions on both sides of politics that I don't agree with, where both Republicans and Democrats have overpromised and underdelivered.
Can you explain why California and NY with the highest taxes in the nation, the highest cost of living cannot solve their social problems and keep electing the same ideology over and over again?
If you seriously think taxes and cost of living are the only things that Government's worry about and constituents want their Governments to worry about, then you are very politically naive.
Californians and New Yorkers are more progressive cohorts of people and in turn have different values. For example climate change, pro choice and healthcare. That is why they get reelected.
I do agree that inequality and poverty in these areas is high, as is the case in other US states and needs to be addressed. But reelection of a Government is not premised solely on the issues you speak of. That is important to consider.
As for FIT, again you are misguided and misled by the liberal ideology, FIT is the issue no other taxes, if you earn income in this country you should be paying FIT, 46% don't
No, I think you are the misguided one.
The 46% number is wrong. Let's look at the facts and not the politically biased views of some.
1) Two thirds of the 46% pay payroll taxes. So the claim they pay no taxes at all is false.
2) This 46% is made up of younger teens/adults, families with children at home and seniors who don't make enough to justify filing a tax return or can gain exemptions and tax credits. Do you think they should be paying tax, because they are earning an income?
To break this down even further and disprove false and inaccurate claims:
- One fifth of the 46% are seniors who can get tax breaks. Are you suggesting we start taxing seniors who have paid taxes their whole life (and some who may have fought for their country)?
- One seventh are working families with children who can get such things as the child tax credit
Of course I have been impacted by gov't policies that is the issue, gov't policies and destruction of incentive
So we should remove the Government and run the country by ourselves?