“In a survey of more than 5,200 people taken by Reuters/Ipsos, just two percent of respondents said they’ve received an end-of-year bonus, pay raise, or other financial benefit from their company following the plan’s passage in December…The Reuters poll found that while a combined 50 percent of respondents believe they will pay either the same or more in taxes as a result of the Republican plan, only 24 percent think they will pay less.”
“About one-third of those polled said the tax overhaul made them more likely to vote for Democratic candidates in 2018. Only a quarter of respondents said they would vote for a Republican as a result of the plan.”
Linking these two things together; the plan is deeply unpopular, will likely result in most people paying more in taxes, won’t benefit most people, and yet a large percentage of the public isn’t more inclined to vote for either party as a result. Translation: They both suck. They do, and these two corrupt, beyond repair parties have gotten together to rig the system like one party states do. Thinking of the Democrats as anything other than another corrupt power structure that has to be confronted is naïve.