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“Trump tax cuts are for billionaires” is a Democrat myth

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By Michael Busler, a Professor
| Conservative Daily News
Democrats attacked President Trump’s 2017 tax cuts as a gift to billionaires. They repeated the charge when Congress made the lower individual income tax rates permanent in 2025. Their message is simple: wealthy Americans benefit while everyone else pays the price. That is a political slogan, not an accurate description of what happened. Trump’s tax cuts provided relief across income levels.
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Weak hiring is a warning: America needs more production

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By Michael Busler, a Professor
| Conservative Daily News
The September employment report should get Washington’s attention. The economy added just 29,000 jobs, while unemployment rose to 4.2%. July and August payroll estimates were revised downward by a combined 60,000. www.bls.gov One month does not establish a weak economy. But these numbers are a warning that the economic boom Americans want will require more than optimism. President Trump has emphasized lower taxes, less regulation and greater domestic production. Those are the right priorities.
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Trump Uses Budget Rescission to Reduce Government Spending

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By Michael Busler, a Professor
| Conservative Daily News
Washington has a spending problem. The federal government has accumulated enormous debt, while annual deficits continue at levels that cannot be sustained indefinitely. Through the first 11 months of fiscal 2026 alone, the federal government ran a deficit of about $2 trillion. President Trump has repeatedly made clear that he does not want to solve the problem by raising tax rates. That leaves the other side of the equation. Government must spend less. That sounds simple.
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