Inflation Reduction Act of 2022

Anonymous
We’ve got a deal!! Woohoo

Anonymous
This is awesome - 3 years of reduced ACA premiums!!

Details:

Revenue: $739b
-15% domestic corp min tax
-IRS enforcement
-Prescription drug deal
-Carried interest (Will Sinema go for it?)

Spending: $433b
-$369b on climate/energy, deets not avail yet
-ACA extension for 3 years (was 2 in most recent deal)
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is awesome - 3 years of reduced ACA premiums!!

Details:

Revenue: $739b
-15% domestic corp min tax
-IRS enforcement
-Prescription drug deal
-Carried interest (Will Sinema go for it?)

Spending: $433b
-$369b on climate/energy, deets not avail yet
-ACA extension for 3 years (was 2 in most recent deal)


How reduced are they?
Anonymous
And guess who’s a co-author?

I love Manchin he’s playing chess while the Squad is playing checkers. They’re so desperate they’d sign it if he named it the ‘Kiss Manchin’s Butt Bill of 2022’

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is awesome - 3 years of reduced ACA premiums!!

Details:

Revenue: $739b
-15% domestic corp min tax
-IRS enforcement
-Prescription drug deal
-Carried interest (Will Sinema go for it?)

Spending: $433b
-$369b on climate/energy, deets not avail yet
-ACA extension for 3 years (was 2 in most recent deal)


How reduced are they?


Biden says a lot

Anonymous
Reconciliation moves forward as it should - with climate and common sense policies
Anonymous
I don’t see how any of this majorly addresses inflation. Just a bill with a good name that if they vote against others can claim they’re for inflation.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I don’t see how any of this majorly addresses inflation. Just a bill with a good name that if they vote against others can claim they’re for inflation.


Oh — and what would you prefer?
Anonymous
Wow the ACA extension only cost $64 billion for 3 years? That’s a steal!

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I don’t see how any of this majorly addresses inflation. Just a bill with a good name that if they vote against others can claim they’re for inflation.

Did the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act create any jobs?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I don’t see how any of this majorly addresses inflation. Just a bill with a good name that if they vote against others can claim they’re for inflation.


Oh — and what would you prefer?

Inflation control is really a job for the Federal Reserve. They can stop giving out any further stimulus payments and restart payments on the student loan program. The bill name is to make themselves look good.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is awesome - 3 years of reduced ACA premiums!!

Details:

Revenue: $739b
-15% domestic corp min tax
-IRS enforcement
-Prescription drug deal
-Carried interest (Will Sinema go for it?)

Spending: $433b
-$369b on climate/energy, deets not avail yet
-ACA extension for 3 years (was 2 in most recent deal)

Info on Sinema here:
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I don’t see how any of this majorly addresses inflation. Just a bill with a good name that if they vote against others can claim they’re for inflation.


Oh — and what would you prefer?

Inflation control is really a job for the Federal Reserve. They can stop giving out any further stimulus payments and restart payments on the student loan program. The bill name is to make themselves look good.


They stopped giving out stimulus with the last CTC check in December 2021. And Congress needs to do something.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is awesome - 3 years of reduced ACA premiums!!

Details:

Revenue: $739b
-15% domestic corp min tax
-IRS enforcement
-Prescription drug deal
-Carried interest (Will Sinema go for it?)

Spending: $433b
-$369b on climate/energy, deets not avail yet
-ACA extension for 3 years (was 2 in most recent deal)

Info on Sinema here:


So it sounds like there’s zero roadblocks to passing this reconciliation bill as it stands? And it’s going to a vote next week - well done.
Anonymous
Whopper tax increase that will drive companies offshore.

Big fat loser for America.

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