Following the lead of Bill Maher and a host of other socialist luminaries who are praying for an end to Donald Trump’s unprecedented string of economic wins, Trump haters on social media are now openly begging and pleading for higher tax rates, to kill the economy and force a mass exodus of Trump’s growing political support.  Read it again.   And then consider social media posts like this one from a man who makes an explicit call for tax hikes to end Trump’s winning streak.

Forgive my use of scattological reference and homoerotic self pleasuring techniques in that exchange, but I was triggered, as I tend to get anytime someone openly calls for economic destruction in the name of political expediency.   Fists up, traitors.

For any observer sporting an IQ warm enough to melt butter, or spell it, a few things.  Not only are these people wishing for a return of untold pain and misery of the economic crash and non-recovery of the Bush-Obama era.  But they’re admitting, on paper and in open forum that lower taxes lead directly to economic growth and increased prosperity for the nation.  That, dear readers, is monumental.  After decades of arguing that low taxes lead to inflation and that tax cuts add to the deficit and national debt, Democrats and their socialist shock troops are now admitting that their high tax and spend policies are directly related to the destruction of the middle class and a choking of economic growth.

And by the way, in complete reaffirmation of supply-side economic theorem, under Trump’s 2018 payroll withholding reductions, total tax receipts to the Federal government hit record levels in the second quarter of this year.

And your leftist neighbors would dearly hope to starve you and your family and force millions into bankruptcy, unemployment and foreclosure if any of that meant an end to Donald Trump.  Here’s proof from an exchange on social media.

And of course, a revisit of dear old church lady, Bill Maher, who began the drumbeat for economic ruin as a winning strategy for Democrats in 2018 and 2020.  “Bring on the recession!–Bill Maher”