Big Beautiful Bill

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ironically my family benefits significantly from the tax, SALT and other "goodies" and yet, I would gladly trade all of it for a return to november so the country could re-vote knowing what it knows now.

I don’t personally think a revote would change the outcome. MAGA is a cult.

Well, there are people who stayed home in November who would not stay home if they got a second chance.

Would still stay home. I'm just going to move off of this sinking ship. My party, the Democrats just suck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Watching Jeffries on the House floor, he's such a gifted orator...it's just too bad that all he can do is delay the inevitable.

He's calling out every single Republican who said they were "deeply concerned," reading all of their public letters about the need to protect Medicaid, protect the clean energy jobs in their district and so on that they are voting in this bill to cut.

[Anonymous]

This bill does some terrible things. It also does some decent things. And it does some things we won’t know the impact of until it’s rolled out. It’s too big for the Dems to fight against specific components and it’s also a lost cause bc it’s going to pass.

Instead, Dems need to coalesce on a platform. Take a lesson from Mamdani’s success and pick 3 popular things and say it again, again, again. They can pick almost anything as long as they are specific and the benefit to the individual is clear. “Save democracy” “no kings” just doesn’t cut it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This bill does some terrible things. It also does some decent things. And it does some things we won’t know the impact of until it’s rolled out. It’s too big for the Dems to fight against specific components and it’s also a lost cause bc it’s going to pass.

Instead, Dems need to coalesce on a platform. Take a lesson from Mamdani’s success and pick 3 popular things and say it again, again, again. They can pick almost anything as long as they are specific and the benefit to the individual is clear. “Save democracy” “no kings” just doesn’t cut it.

What are the decent things?

[Anonymous]

First casulty:

https://www.klkntv.com/rural-southwest-nebraska-clinic-closes-blaming-expected-medicaid-cuts/

Lost jobs.
Lost services.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:First casulty:

https://www.klkntv.com/rural-southwest-nebraska-clinic-closes-blaming-expected-medicaid-cuts/

Lost jobs.
Lost services.

59% of Nebraska voted for trump. Shut down that clinic.

[Anonymous]

I haven’t read this whole so apologies but can anyone elaborate on the ten year moratorium on AI regulation by states? Is that actually legal to do and what would it mean? It sounds like thr scariest part of the bill for me to be honest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ironically my family benefits significantly from the tax, SALT and other "goodies" and yet, I would gladly trade all of it for a return to november so the country could re-vote knowing what it knows now.

I don’t personally think a revote would change the outcome. MAGA is a cult.

Well, there are people who stayed home in November who would not stay home if they got a second chance.

Would still stay home. I'm just going to move off of this sinking ship. My party, the Democrats just suck.

So literally moving to another country? Bully for you that you have that option.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:First casulty:

https://www.klkntv.com/rural-southwest-nebraska-clinic-closes-blaming-expected-medicaid-cuts/

Lost jobs.
Lost services.

Well that district is represented by a Republican congressman and two republican senators. It’s what they wanted for their constituents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I haven’t read this whole so apologies but can anyone elaborate on the ten year moratorium on AI regulation by states? Is that actually legal to do and what would it mean? It sounds like thr scariest part of the bill for me to be honest.

I thought that was in the house version and removed from the final senate version?

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/us-senate-strikes-ai-regulation-ban-trump-megabill-2025-07-01/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ironically my family benefits significantly from the tax, SALT and other "goodies" and yet, I would gladly trade all of it for a return to november so the country could re-vote knowing what it knows now.

I don’t personally think a revote would change the outcome. MAGA is a cult.

Well, there are people who stayed home in November who would not stay home if they got a second chance.

Would still stay home. I'm just going to move off of this sinking ship. My party, the Democrats just suck.

At this point having seen what is happening and you still say that, you were closeted maga all along. Please, pack up and go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:First casulty:

https://www.klkntv.com/rural-southwest-nebraska-clinic-closes-blaming-expected-medicaid-cuts/

Lost jobs.
Lost services.

A $50 bn bailout fund for rural hospitals is spitting in the wind in comparison to $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts. More hospitals will close. Collins is deeply concerned, I'm sure.

From the story: A clinic in southwest Nebraska announced Wednesday that it is closing due to financial challenges, including anticipated Medicaid cuts.

[Anonymous]

Go Rep. Jeffries! In the face of tyranny, I'll take the petty win of temporary obstruction.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No friggin wonder nearly 20% of our economy is health care. Time to blow it up.

I don't care what state, party, or demographic you want to cite. Get rid of it before it bankrupts us.

You want to blow up 29% of our economy? Are you somehow immune to suffering?

Republicans hate our country and want to destroy it.

I’m really not clear about the long game here. What do they think they’ll be left with?

Unless the plan is to play in other people’s countries once they’ve ruined this one, or to stay secluded on their yachts, don’t they get that their expensive, exalted lives rest heavily on the backs of people whose names they don’t care to know? People who sacrificed the time and money it took to go to med school, people who pilot the helicopters, people who clean and caretake and keep things running; People who provide services that many of us want and most of us will need at some point — those people and those resources won’t be there anymore. The super wealthy will continue to have choices. The richest family in rural western wherever might not — hospitals are already starting to close, and the businesses that they support and the incomes that they provide will be toast. That means suffering for many of us, but it also means the crumbling of the infrastructures that support their/ our lives — from the essentials to some of the fun stuff. Some of the not wealthy MAGAs are already feeling the shocks.

It would be nice if enough of this clicks in time for them to call their Representatives NOW.

[Anonymous]

We are so excited for this bill! If people really understood they would be happy. This is a good thing. I am not sure if it is just bots on this thread but this bill is a great thing. We are happy!!