Big Beautiful Bill

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The big beautiful bill is coming to pass so there is that. It is a great bill. The R love people who want to work and better themselves and really care about middle class and low income who aspires to move up. I cannot see how anyone could not love this bill unless they were looking or are cheating the system (there will be detail on fraud finally) or do not want to work or volunteer. There is so much to love on this bill for everyone and I am guessing you will have some liberals come to the GOP. If you do not love bill it is because you have not truly understood the details. There is no other President who could have accomplished this. The R used to be mainly for rich. DJT wants everyone to benefit.

I don’t know how you can think this is good in any way. Average 75% of nursing home residents are funded by Medicaid, they can’t meet the requirements and will be forced out and into the streets or with any living relative. Do you want that?
Our GDP will be reduced by 3%, do you want that?
Children will be without food stamps and food programs, do you want that?
The entire healthcare system will see massive job loss due to Medicaid disappearing, do you want that?
This is disastrous for our economy.

[Anonymous]

CATO hates the bill and so do other conservative groups. Says the real cost could soar past $6 trillion to the debt

https://x.com/JStein_WaPo/status/1940795486832939401

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CATO hates the bill and so do other conservative groups. Says the real cost could soar past $6 trillion to the debt

https://x.com/JStein_WaPo/status/1940795486832939401

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Misleading because it doesn’t take into account growth etc. This is a great bill!’ Give it a chance because this is good for everyone!!

[Anonymous]

One more bizarre thing about this is the deadline. Is there any reason — other than Trump’s whims — that this bill needs to be pushed through to meet a deadline? Is this only about Trump wanting a 4th of July “win” after his disappointing parade?

It’s not like he’s actually read his bill — or even intends to do so.

[Anonymous]

He was powerful. Some great slap downs. But he just yielded back

The follow up flamboyant Missouri rep keeps yelling for order in house. He is an absolute d|ck.
Now Johnson is following up with arrogant snark. The guy that shares porn monitoring with his son.

[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.

This bill gives Republicans what they have wanted for years. Cuts to the social safety net and lower taxes for corporations and the rich. They've cried crocodile tears about the deficit for 25 years while adding to it every time they are in charge. This is just more of the same, but they finally got their Medicaid cuts and SNAP.

The problem for Republicans now is the working class put them back in power. Their benefits get cut and they won't get much from the new goodies in the bill.

I do get that, although I’ve been thinking of that more as a short-term to mid-ish term Republican goal. My question —which perhaps wasn’t clear — is about the “then what”: when there is an enormous group of struggling people, many with serious untreated heath problems. Many of those people will be Republicans— struggling themselves. And many will be people who provide services and supports that Republicans have taken for granted, that just won’t be there anymore. I’m thinking it will be like that Jenga game: once the foundation crumples, the whole thing crashes to the ground — including the pieces that were at the top. So ultimately, long term, this won’t be good for anyone who benefits from having a functioning society.

What else am I missing here, though?

the answer you re looking for is rooted in the Leopards Eating Faces Party.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One more bizarre thing about this is the deadline. Is there any reason — other than Trump’s whims — that this bill needs to be pushed through to meet a deadline? Is this only about Trump wanting a 4th of July “win” after his disappointing parade?

It’s not like he’s actually read his bill — or even intends to do so.

It's so strange, in the meeting with President Trump and reluctant Congress members, Trump told them not to cut Medicaid spending. They said, but sir, this bill cuts Medicaid. The White House had no response to that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:CATO hates the bill and so do other conservative groups. Says the real cost could soar past $6 trillion to the debt

https://x.com/JStein_WaPo/status/1940795486832939401

mm

Misleading because it doesn’t take into account growth etc. This is a great bill!’ Give it a chance because this is good for everyone!!

Since Trump has purposely tanked the economy in order to destroy the dollar, there will be no growth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The big beautiful bill is coming to pass so there is that. It is a great bill. The R love people who want to work and better themselves and really care about middle class and low income who aspires to move up. I cannot see how anyone could not love this bill unless they were looking or are cheating the system (there will be detail on fraud finally) or do not want to work or volunteer. There is so much to love on this bill for everyone and I am guessing you will have some liberals come to the GOP. If you do not love bill it is because you have not truly understood the details. There is no other President who could have accomplished this. The R used to be mainly for rich. DJT wants everyone to benefit.

You clearly have no idea what is in this bill or its impact on working everyday Americans. Sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:According to Jeffries, this bill will unleash deportation on steroids.

It gives ICE 100 billion dollars to hire any more "deputies" that want to unleash their life's frustrations on black and brown people and funds concentration camps nationwide. We are Hitler's Germany now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CATO hates the bill and so do other conservative groups. Says the real cost could soar past $6 trillion to the debt

https://x.com/JStein_WaPo/status/1940795486832939401

mm

Misleading because it doesn’t take into account growth etc. This is a great bill!’ Give it a chance because this is good for everyone!!

What growth? Our economy has already started shrinking and the tariffs, cuts to research and education will set the country back. Cuts to solar and batteries cede the space to China. Our country is dying from within and this bill accelerates it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One more bizarre thing about this is the deadline. Is there any reason — other than Trump’s whims — that this bill needs to be pushed through to meet a deadline? Is this only about Trump wanting a 4th of July “win” after his disappointing parade?

It’s not like he’s actually read his bill — or even intends to do so.

No one ever reads these bills. I have had this theory for some time that Turbotax (or pick your favorite software) actually determines the fine points of the US tax code, when you consider how most people file their taxes.

[Anonymous]

Wooo hooooo!!!

More winning.

[Anonymous]

Dow about to cross 45,000.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One more bizarre thing about this is the deadline. Is there any reason — other than Trump’s whims — that this bill needs to be pushed through to meet a deadline? Is this only about Trump wanting a 4th of July “win” after his disappointing parade?

It’s not like he’s actually read his bill — or even intends to do so.

No reason. Just cosplaying like he's a forefather. More pomp and circumstance like his failed birthday parade.