Why should I vote Republican after this tax plan?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't want to take America back to the 50's. I want you to start paying for what you want instead of wishing for stuff and demanding others pay for it.

And oh, BTW, I'm willing to get quite violent over this. You're not going to walk all over other people because you feel "entitled" to their earnings and property.

Aside from the fact that you sound crazy, you do realize that this bill will INCREASE the number of individuals who do not have to pay federal income taxes, correct?

[Anonymous]

I just learned today that the tax plan makes graduate school tuition grants taxable. If you are a graduate student receiving financial aid from a college you typically get a break on tuition and get paid a stipend to do research or to teach undergraduate students. Until now, the tuition waiver has not been taxed but the stipends are. The House tax bill would tax both. If you go to a top university full tuition can be close to $50K. This is so nutty. You will end up with far fewer Ph.Ds in this country.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2017/11/07/the-gop-tax-plan-will-destroy-graduate-education/#573141c83d2f

[Anonymous]

the R tax plan takes away deductions for adoption. This.. from the party of "family values".