Biden - SquareOffs

Do you agree with Biden making Juneteenth a holiday?

Asked by 13 On Your Side

6/18/2021

Do you agree with Biden making Juneteenth a holiday?

40%

YES

60%

NO WINNER

40%

YES

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No one has commented yet

60%

NO

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

Should corporate income taxes be higher?

Asked by ABC 17 News

314 Votes

Should corporate income taxes be higher?

51%

Yes Yes

49%

No No

51%

Yes

President Joe Biden wants to fund his massive infrastructure plan through increased corporate income tax rates. Polling has shown most Americans support such an increase.

President Joe Biden wants to fund his massive infrastructure plan through increased corporate income tax rates. Polling has shown most Americans support such an increase. Show Less

4 Comments

YumaGal

Their success depends on nearly every tax funded activity: public education of workers, roads, bridges, sewer, mail,, law and enforcement, EMS, disaster protection, state/local funding & representation, etc. There is no reason that they would be immune or subsidized by all others paying taxes.

Wendi Newman

Corporate welfare is real. If we can't force them to pay 5heir employees a livable wage, then tax them to compensate.

Reginald Burch

Trump stupidly cut them. They need to go back up and more! I'm tired of the nations finance and debt being paid off the backs of the middle class. I'm tired of the people of this country getting screwed by the rich!

Tom

You better come up with a better plan. You and everyone else have always paid the bills. Tax this and tax that, we pay for it all. The corporation’s pass that to the customers. Time to get the facts.

Rebecca Palacios

Because they are entities not people, and people, mainly blue collar, should not have to carry the United States and big corporations on their backs! We are the ones who work to make the money for these companies, many of which don't pay a living wage.

49%

No

Republicans, led by chief negotiator Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, have rejected the idea of raising taxes to pay for the infrastructure plan. The talks between Capito and Biden br... Show More

Republicans, led by chief negotiator Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, have rejected the idea of raising taxes to pay for the infrastructure plan. The talks between Capito and Biden broke down Tuesday. Show Less

5 Comments

Max

The companies will just raise the cost of everything and pass the cost down to the consumer. It's the way Democrats destroy America.

Randel Hearne

They will just pass the increased tax on to the consumer in higher prices. or reduced compensation to their employees.

Steve TheBmann

These taxes would be passed directly on to consumers. This would fuel inflation.

Will Mason

Corporate taxes are not paid for by corporations. They are paid by consumers. This is the middle class tax hike Biden promised would not happen. It is simply disguised as something someone else pays. Just another lie.

Tom

You have this one correct. We the consumers support the corporations and will be paying the higher taxes. Anything that the “President“ wants to spend, will always be paid by the general public, no matter how you present it. It pays to know who your voting for.

Do you agree with Biden making Juneteenth a holiday?

40%

YES

60%

NO WINNER

40%

YES

60%

NO

Will U.S. relations with Russia be better or worse after Biden's and Putin's meetings?

25%

Better Better

75%

Worse Worse

25%

Better

75%

Worse

Should corporate income taxes be higher?

51%

Yes Yes

49%

No No

51%

Yes

49%

No

About Biden

Biden SquareOffs

Do you agree with Biden making Juneteenth a holiday?

40% YES

60% NO WINNER

40% YES

60% NO

Will U.S. relations with Russia be better or worse after Biden's and Putin's meetings?

25% Better Better

75% Worse Worse

25% Better

75% Worse

Should corporate income taxes be higher?

51% Yes Yes

49% No No

51% Yes

49% No

About Biden

40%

YES

60%

NO WINNER

40%

YES

60%

NO

25%

Better Better

75%

Worse Worse

25%

Better

75%

Worse

51%

Yes Yes

49%

No No

51%

Yes

49%

No