Inflation Reduction Act of 2022

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whopper tax increase that will drive companies offshore.

Big fat loser for America.

15% oh boohoo. Maybe these companies will stop these outrageous hiring salaries.

[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.

Inflation is either a supply side problem or a consumption side problem. I don’t see a problem with too much money. I see a supply problem from the pandemic. The Fed raising rates is going to hurt suffering Americans more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whopper tax increase that will drive companies offshore.

Big fat loser for America.

15% oh boohoo. Maybe these companies will stop these outrageous hiring salaries.

Companies aren’t going to offshore! They’re in the process of reshoring right now. Globalism is over.

[Anonymous]

Manchin: I’m ready to strike a deal. It’s called the FU Act.
Democrats: *wakes up at 2AM*

[Anonymous]

[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:

Hmmm that tweet was deleted. More here:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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:

Hmmm that tweet was deleted. More here:

The legislative text is already out and there’s no way Sinema didn’t sign off on that. This is a done deal. BBB was two sentences on the back of a napkin.

https://www.democrats.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/inflation_reduction_act_of_2022.pdf

[Anonymous]

raising taxes during a recession?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:raising taxes during a recession?

On corporations which have had record profits for years on end?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whopper tax increase that will drive companies offshore.

Big fat loser for America.

+200

Terrible


Say hello to jobs losses. Good god, November cannot come fast enough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:raising taxes during a recession?

On corporations which have had record profits for years on end?

+1 for those Fortune 500 companies business was boooming. They can afford it 10x over.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Inflation is either a supply side problem or a consumption side problem. I don’t see a problem with too much money. I see a supply problem from the pandemic. The Fed raising rates is going to hurt suffering Americans more.

Of course you don't see doubling of the supply of money in 2 years, multiple trillion dollar+ stimuli, and a gargantuan $9 trillion dollar fed balance sheet as a problem and contributor to inflation. You Dems never live on planet Earth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Inflation is either a supply side problem or a consumption side problem. I don’t see a problem with too much money. I see a supply problem from the pandemic. The Fed raising rates is going to hurt suffering Americans more.

Of course you don't see doubling of the supply of money in 2 years, multiple trillion dollar+ stimuli, and a gargantuan $9 trillion dollar fed balance sheet as a problem and contributor to inflation. You Dems never live on planet Earth.

Oh you’re concerned about federal spending? This bill is the first significant deficit reduction in a decade.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Audits for everyone!!!!