Bruce Jenket: Propaganda is a powerful tool for those that lack integrity

To The Daily Sun,

I asked AI (GPT-5.6 Luna): “How much more would a family of four making $100,000 a year pay in taxes if the one Big Beautiful Bill did not pass?” The response:

“Assuming this is a married couple filing jointly in 2026, earning $100,000 in wages, with two qualifying children, taking the standard deduction, and with no special deductions: They would likely pay about $2,700 more in federal income tax if the One Big Beautiful Bill had not passed.”

So, why does no one know that? Because CNN, MS-Now, ABC, CBS and NBC fail to cover it. It’s the same reason that few people know that those making over $500,000 a year paid $604B in income taxes before the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and five years later in 2022, they paid $945B in income taxes. A 56% increase.

If readers don’t believe me, do an AI search. Democrats and the complicit media are “lying through omission.” I emailed Rep. Chris Pappas, Rep. Maggie Goodlander, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Sen. Maggie Hassan pointing out the 56% increase in taxes paid by the richest Americans. None acknowledged that increase.

I would do the same with the $2,700 increase in taxes if they succeeded in killing the OBBB for the couple above making $100,000 a year.

John Sunnunu’s ad claiming Pappas voted to increase taxes by $4,600 was based on a higher income couple. It could have been directed at all of our Democratic representatives in Washington, D.C. that voted against the OBBB.

I often wondered how the Nazi Party convinced the German people that they were the superior race. And the killing of Jews and civilians in other countries was acceptable. I understand now. Propaganda is a powerful tool for those that lack integrity.

Bruce Jenket

Moultonborough