Your reality is a fantasy and only reality for the top income earners.

"Since 2000, usual weekly wages have risen 3% (in real terms) among workers in the lowest tenth of the earnings distribution and 4.3% among the lowest quarter. But among people in the top tenth of the distribution, real wages have risen a cumulative 15.7%."

Also, the companies with their MASSIVE corporate tax cuts have spent a larger percentage paying back investors over corporate investment or wages which benefits.... Wait for it, the top 1%. But at least they are saving $150 a month on taxes.