Back in the seventies, our then-failed-actor-and-future-demented President sat astride his horse (no, not Nancy, the other one) and declared that poverty would end if you put business in charge, on a theory he labeled "trickle-down economics." The idea was that if you got rid of taxes and other restraints on corporations, the "left-over wealth" would trickle down to the less fortunate.
The Trickle is Fickle
The Trickle is Fickle
The Trickle is Fickle
Back in the seventies, our then-failed-actor-and-future-demented President sat astride his horse (no, not Nancy, the other one) and declared that poverty would end if you put business in charge, on a theory he labeled "trickle-down economics." The idea was that if you got rid of taxes and other restraints on corporations, the "left-over wealth" would trickle down to the less fortunate.