are people who have not only invested via portfolios in the stock market or own 'small businesses' or have generational family farms. They may not have 'immediate' cash in those figures on hand, but their 'wealth' worth comes from land or buildings owned, so YOUR information is radically incorrect. Also, those with HUGE amounts of wealth also safeguard that wealth from the death tax by putting everything they own into family trusts. I just went through a rather large estate inheritance from a wealthy relative in San Francisco that for generations had their wealth in a family trust that goes automatically to their sons/daughters and stays in that trust avoiding nearly all taxes except for a small automatic income from that wealth that they lived on. The last son of that family trust died without a wife and no children to inherit so it was all divided up between the living cousins since the brothers and sisters of his parents were also dead and couldn't inherit. The very/extremely wealthy ALWAYS protect their wealth and strange as it may seem to you, a $5M net or gross wealth really ISN'T the top 1% as you might be led to believe. People like hilLIARy has ALL of her family's income tied to the Foundation that they can tap for their extravagant life styles and only have to report on her income taxes the actual cash they take out as 'payroll'.....protection from the very laws she wants to enact is her priority. Any laws that are passed by Congress regarding the 'regular' folks nearly always exempt themselves from those laws....or liberals would never pass them in the first place.
they removed the Death Tax....the $5.4 million base is way too low.
Do you wonder which block of voters TheRUMP is courting, given that 99.9% of Americans are NOT affected by the Death Tax?
They don't have $5.4 million or more and don't know anyone with $5.4 million or more.
Perhaps you believe there should be absolutely NO Taxes.

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