Ever willing to go deep into the class-warfare playbook, with tax-reform on the radar it’s just a matter of time for Chuck Schumer or San-Fran Nan to storm to the mic in a rage.

It’s all theater: no one is deeper in the pockets of Big Corporate than Democrats, but they will proclaim otherwise, aided and abetted by their FakeNews media puppeteers.

Anyone with even the tiniest bit of common sense would know that you’re more inclined to be hired by a Corporation than by your grocer’s box-boy, but then, common sense never does apply when Democrats start screaming about ‘the rich getting richer’.

Sure, if you’re on the bottom of the income scale, it’s always nice to have more in your wallet, and box-boys have needs just like everyone else…but they don’t provide jobs.

(Here’s where we remind readers that the top 10% pay 70% of all the taxes, and it doesn’t take a genius to realize America’s economic growth will increase a great deal more by making sure those top earners get included in any tax-reform deal as well.)

Democrat politicians have built their careers ‘fighting for the little guy’…but a look at their legislative record reveals they’re behind the tax law which provides loopholes and special breaks to the Big Corporate fat-cats they rant so loudly against.

(American Spectator reports crony tax carve-outs disproportionately benefit the largest corporations, and the politicians writing that tax law get huge donations from the very ‘fat-cats’ they claim so loudly to despise and revile. Tax reform would level the field.)

You’ve heard all the arguments before, but sometimes riled emotion clouds the view.

Your local box-boy generally doesn’t hire or invest in businesses that make jobs, so give your corporate employer the benefit of the doubt when it comes to tax-reform plans giving them a tax break that provides an opportunity for them to add jobs or benefits in day-to-day business plans which could just benefit you as well if you work there.

(And, just for giggles, if you really want to stir the class-warfare pot, it’s always fun if you take the time to ask your favorite Democrat buddy which Party legislates for Big Biz.)

Just random thoughts in anticipation of imminent theatrics about to play in Congress.