SPIRITUAL WARFARE REMINDER: Four exorcists have issued a joint statement asking Catholics worldwide to dedicate Dec. 6 as a day of fasting, prayer and reparation, “for the purpose of driving out any diabolic influence within the Church that has been gained as a result of recent events.”
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DEBUNKING DEMOCRAT TALKING POINTS: Income inequality and the myth that the rich pay lower taxes than the rest of us are often cited by Democrats as justification for their schemes to increase federal taxes. They’re both bunkum.
- Income inequality – A new report by the National Bureau of Economic Research explains that “Worker effort has played an important role in the increase in income inequality in the United States between 1980 and 2016.” In short, people who can work at home on their computers have been working more than 40 hours/week and, big shock, making more money.
- The rich allegedly pay lower taxes – A paper by David Splinter of Congress’s Joint Committee on Taxation states that U.S. federal taxes are progressive – i.e., average tax rates increase with income. In fact, the OECD estimated that the U.S. has the most progressive household taxes among developed countries. Statements to the contrary are based on a flawed study that Splinter debunks in his report, which is linked below.
- https://www.wsj.com/articles/never-mind-the-bullock-11575332058
- https://www.wsj.com/articles/collapse-of-the-inequality-argument-11567024434
- https://www.nber.org/papers/w26421
- https://www.wsj.com/articles/new-problems-with-elizabeth-warrens-inequality-math-11570573868
- http://www.davidsplinter.com/Splinter-TaxesAreProgressive.pdf
- https://twitter.com/jasonfurman/status/1181276490047975425/photo/1
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IMPEACHMENT: There’s no there there. [2:38] – “This is criminalizing policy differences.” “This is good for Trump.”
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DARK MONEY: More Democrat hypocrisy – Democrats rant and rave against money in politics, especially so-called “dark money.” But it looks like a whole LOT of dark money went into helping the Democrats take back the House in 2018. Legal Insurrection has the details.
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POLL: Two-thirds of people in six battleground states who voted for President Trump in 2016 but Democrats in the 2018 midterms are returning to the president for 2020, according to a surprising new The New York Times Upshot/Siena College survey.
The Times, being The Times, had to pooh-pooh these results: “This group is only a sliver of the electorate — 2 percent of registered voters — and is not representative of all voters. They are overwhelmingly white, 60 percent are male, and two-thirds have no college degree.” IOW, dumb rednecks.
The newspaper quoted seven voters who said they stand ready to vote Trump back into office — even those who voted for Hillary Clinton. The reasons they gave include:
“I’ve been in construction 21 years, and the last two years were the best years I’ve ever had.”
“[Trump’s] not exactly the person I’d have as my best friend,” a Hillary voter said. “But he’s a great president. Most politicians just talk about doing things, but Trump does them.”
“The harder [Democrats are] going after Trump, the more they’re just alienating people and pushing them away.”
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