Infrastructure investments with tax cuts for the rich means that the poor will pay for infrastructure investment. The profits of those investments will go to the rich who pay less tax on their infrastructure profits. This infrastructure development will not be traditional Federal Government employment jobs, Mr. Trump has indicated that it will be public-private partnerships, so in many cases, the jobs will not be subject to the Davis-Bacon Act, (which the Republicans want to repeal anyway) which means that not even the construction workers will be benefiting as much as they would under Government supervised contracts.
To add insult to injury, many of the roads and bridges will be tolled, so the poor people that pay taxes for them and the construction workers that build them will have to pay again in order to use them. This whole grift shows that more wealth will be transferred to the rich, but instead of it just being part of the injustice of the market, now it will be a direct tax taking from the poor and giving tax money to the rich. Mr. Trump has become both the Sherrif of Nottingham and King John in one fell swoop. The irony is that the people who will have their money taken from them are the same ones that voted the new King John into office. Without putting his holding into a blind trust, President Trump will be able to have his children, who will inherit his wealth and a lot of his power, manage and directly profit from this arrangement, and pay less tax while doing it. I am not an economist or tax expert, so if I am wrong about all this please give competent criticism. Thank you.
Tax Analysis of Trump ripping off poor people AND: The think tank of the Robber Barons thinks Trump's plan is all good. - For them.