To vote in your self interest...

but changing Trumps tax cuts will

Now, remember. trumps tax cuts expire for regular folks. They continue for wealthy and corporations.

Don’t forget paying more for higher prices to make-up for the corporate tax increases as well as the minimum wage increase. We’ll also be trying to recover from the economic losses of the pandemic with increased load due to health care and the acceptance of any & all illegal aliens (I mean undocumented persons, as if they just left their id at home).

Finally, going totally green again plus renegotiating unfavorable (to America) trade agreements will slow down or even stifle our recovery as the rest of the world flies by us.

Now is not the time, we can’t afford these luxuries because we need to rebuild the foundations of our economy first.

Higher prices are not taxes. It sucks to be recovering, especially when we could have put up some resistance to COVID-19 rather than welcoming it. Democrats deport foreigners too.

Again? We need our oil industry jobs to move to solar/renewables. The Federal government has not yet put enough incentive, or stick, to get oil companies to change their path. And they haven't done anything despite their mountains of cash and the mountains of data and knowledge that tells us we will significantly change the surface of this planet. Trade agreements can be good or bad and many times it is retrospective.

Green energy is not a luxury. It is a need. In the true sense of need. In order to keep living at the current coastline, in order to die less to fires/tornadoes/disasters, in order to keep farming where we are farming, in order to avoid hundreds of millions or a billion climate refugees, we NEED to change our energy source.

Also, I'd like to see your crystal ball.

You pay the rich people’s taxes. One thing they can do is raise prices. They could also move overseas and spend their riches there. Another move is to take ship it all overseas, jobs and all.

The market will kill off industries naturally through supply & demand changes. For example, coal was always king in downturns as it was cheapest. After the war on coal, we don’t have it as a cheap alternative any more. And all those solar & wind companies took the money and bankrupted. That was a double whammy.

I don’t believe climate change is as dire as they predict. I know the rich people who tout the dire consequences are the same ones setting up the legal scheme of carbon credits between countries to which they will make money trading and negotiating deals of a made-up commodity! And it also becomes a third-world form of welfare where those countries are assigned credits to a ‘resource’ nobody actually owns. And instead of being rewarded in being the most efficient at turning raw materials into finished goods, the industrialized nations are penalized for it.

Recovering from a pandemic, it makes sense to institute the climate change post recovery (if at all). The climate actually got a break during the shutdowns so we should have some buffer time if we still decide it is necessary.

But it will probably change your employment status to unemployed.

Unproven. However, encouraging COVID-19 to wash over the US will.

Your taxes won’t go up unless you make more than $400k is unproven.

If Biden is successful at removing the Trump tax cuts, like he promises to, then your taxes will definitely go up. If the tax rate on businesses go back to pre-Trump rates, businesses will move jobs overseas. Biden also wants to increase the number of H1 visas to pay back his campaign donors from Silicon Valley so the job market for technical workers will be flooded with cheeper labor.

No such thing as taxing only the rich, or corporations for that matter. ANY time taxes are raised, they are paid for by the lowly assholes like me and you.
Remember when they sued the cigarette companies? And we thought the'd go out of business? Think again, just took a $1 pack, and made it $6. Perfect example of "trickle down" financial retribution.

I assume your comments on cigarette prices are facts. Much of the cost is applied taxes for healthcare and anti-smoking campaigns. Not to mention, smokers got what they wanted, to keep smoking. Remember prohibition?