Trump’s Tax Scam Is a Loaded Weapon Aimed at Small Businesses—and Kevin O’Leary Just Pulled the Fire Alarm

This Isn’t a Tax Plan—It’s a Purge

Let’s drop the charade. What Donald Trump is pushing isn’t economic reform—it’s a deliberate assault on the backbone of American democracy: small business owners, especially those who dared to survive without kissing the GOP’s ring.

According to Kevin O’Leary—the man who practically breathes free-market capitalism—this bill is a “big, ugly”betrayal of everything American entrepreneurs stand for. He’s not mincing words, and neither should we. Congress is setting the stage for the IRS to hunt down pandemic-era relief recipients, digging back nine years in the name of “accountability.” That’s not reform. That’s retribution.

And who’s the target? Not the billionaire tax dodgers. Not the Fortune 500 leeches. No, the crosshairs are on the corner café owner. The HVAC contractor. The immigrant-run bakery. The Democrat-leaning working class who got through COVID with grit—and just enough help from the Employee Retention Credit to keep the lights on.

Nine-Year IRS Audits? That’s Not Oversight. That’s Surveillance.

O’Leary’s right to call it “unprecedented.” Because it is.

Trump’s goons want to give the IRS Orwellian powers to rummage through the financial guts of small businesses for nearly a decade, long after many of them have even retained the necessary records. It’s a slow-motion financial inquisition—one designed to scare and silence independent economic players who might otherwise challenge MAGA corporatism.

This is nothing less than a digital paper trail purge, and the goal is clear: erase the evidence of a time when community-level government support actually worked. Can’t have that floating around when the agenda is full corporate feudalism.

The Bill’s Sugar Coating Is a Poison Pill

Yes, there’s a bump in the Child Tax Credit. Yes, there are shiny little provisions meant to distract the press and low-info voters. But this bill isn’t about families. It’s not about fairness. It’s about enshrining the 2017 Tax Scam as untouchable gospel and shifting the tax burden even more violently downward.

What isn’t in this bill? SALT deduction reform. Real millionaire tax brackets. Relief for retirees on fixed incomes. All missing. Why? Because this isn’t policy—it’s political vengeance in legislative form.

Even O’Leary’s Capitalist Alarm Bells Are Ringing

When Kevin O’Leary—no friend to progressive economics—calls it “anti-American” and “outrageous,” you know we’re way past red flags. “This is war on small business,” he says. And he’s not wrong.

This is about weaponizing bureaucracy against the unwealthy. About unleashing the IRS on mom-and-pop operations while billionaires with offshore havens laugh their way through yet another tax cycle untouched.

This Is a Class War—and Democrats Need to Start Acting Like It

Trump’s tax bill isn’t policy. It’s punishment.

Punishment for surviving COVID without bowing to MAGA dogma. Punishment for staying afloat with government help instead of venture capital blood money. Punishment for being too small to lobby, but too vital to ignore.

If we don’t scream this from the rooftops, we’re complicit.

MAGA Republicans aren’t just coming for your vote. They’re coming for your livelihood.

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