Covid vaccines are experimental, using never-before employed ingredients, have not been fully tested, and they are only designed to prevent death or hospitalization from Covid. The vaxxed can still contract Covid and are can still spread Covid. Research indicates that the vaxxed may carry (and spread) a heavier covid load than those who are unvaccinated. Per The Guardian as of 12/21, 70.9% of Americans are fully vaccinated. Yet, there are more Covid cases in America than before the Covid vaccinations were rolled out. Now, the powers that be are saying a third, fourth, of fifth vaccination may be needed. Why? The vaccines do not work as publicly intended. A wise man once said: “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for a different result.”
The Balanced, Equitable, Solvent, and Tested (B.E.S.T.) Social Security Modernization (Mod) Plan blog will provide detailed information about how the Social Security Programs can be BEST improved and expanded, and will also compare and contrast the BEST Social Security Mod Plan with other Social Security solvency proposals and plans.
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Friday, July 17, 2020
Mr. Trump’s Payroll Tax Cut? No Way! My Plan Does It Better!
Mr. Trump’s
Payroll Tax Cut? No Way! My Plan Does It Better!
Current
President Donald Trump wants a payroll tax cut as part of any next stimulus
plan. His goal: destroy Social Security, much like his attempt to damage the
U.S. Postal Service. These two programs are America’s best; Mr. Trump is not.
However, The
B.E.S.T.* Social Security Modernization Plan does have provisions to make the
payroll tax less regressive and more progressive. First, keep in mind that B.E.S.T.*
is flexibly designed in that provisions can be tweaked in the spirit of the
plan.
Here are a
couple provisions: 1. Low wage earners
who earn below a set annual amount will be able to file and annual tax return
to get a percentage of their payroll tax refunded to them. However, their
refund will come from general revenues not the Social Security Trust Fund. 2.
Earners at the top tier of the covered earning base will be required to
pay a higher payroll tax rate only for their earnings that exceed a designated
higher level.
Keep in mind
that B.E.S.T. * redefines short term capital gains, dividends, and rental
income as wages so that they are subject to the payroll tax which will boost
the Social Security Trust Fund coffers.
Of
particular interest is making rental income subject to paying the Social Security
payroll tax. What this will accomplish
is that it will be less lucrative to buy up strings of properties and homes,
thus making housing more affordable for individual home buyers. Fewer slum
lords?
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