The biggest tax relief in decades has finally become law, passing Congress on party lines. Earlier this year I believed that not only will Moderate Democrats in competitive and Republican leaning districts vote for Tax Relief bill but that the Tax Relief bill could also get the votes of Moderate to "Conservative" Democrats running for re-election 2018 in states such as West Virginia, North Dakota, and Indiana for examples.
Economic growth and more disposable income are coming to the American people as this historic tax overhaul will create such a lasting positive effect in swaying Americans who haven't viewed GOP favorably. As FDR's New Deal of the 1930's was able to convince more Americans to support the Democratic Party, Trump's Republican Party of the late 2010's and going into the 2020's will win over new voters who previously disapproved of Trump the Candidate.
Trump's victory last year shattered the political alignment established between 1989-2010's that favored the GOPe and Left-wing Democrats. Three major Midwestern states that hadn't been won by a GOP candidate for President since the 1980's included Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Trump could have also flipped Minnesota, Virginia, Nevada, Colorado, and New Hampshire as well with Minnesota having had the longest continuous stretch of not having voted for a GOP candidate for President(Richard Nixon last won Minnesota in 1972).
Trump was going to wait until January to sign the Tax Cuts bill but felt it better to sign it just before Christmas to finally close this chapter of his MAGA agenda. Plus, the Mainstream Media was trying to gaslight America into thinking Trump was not going to keep his promises. Well, Trump proved these liars in MSM wrong!
The presidential election after the Reagan Tax Cuts, Reagan won in a massive landslide. Reagan's presidency was so great that Vice President George H.W. Bush was able to add 4 more years of GOP control of the White House. Reagan after finishing two terms was succeeded by another Republican.
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