Anonymous wrote:I am so happy this past because until s*** starts happening to real people, they think all of it is made up and Democrats are just being hyperbolic..... I have family members who will be very much impacted by the things in this bill and I am 100% here for it

The Medicaid cuts do not go into effect until December 2026, a month after the elections.

We as a nation are lost.
This bill, which most of the people voting for it had not read, is going to wreak havoc on the lives of the poorest Americans.
Remember the breadlines in the Depression? No? Not born yet? I wasn't either. Google it, kids.
That is coming. Starvation right here in the richest country in the world.
People dying in hospital parking lots, once again.
But hey, say the Tech Bros, those poor people are expendable. AI is coming to take over most jobs. We don't need those leeches, say the Tech Bro Billionaires.
Despicable does not begin to describe the GOP who lied about this bill and then are going to stick it to their constituents -- after the midterms, of course!!
Heartless. Cruel. Unconscionable. But, hey, the TechBros have no conscience! They have no empathy, as Elon Musk has said over and over again.
Empathy is for suckers, say these despicable people.
Deplorable. That's the right term for them. Utterly deplorable.

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Anonymous wrote:I am so happy this past because until s*** starts happening to real people, they think all of it is made up and Democrats are just being hyperbolic..... I have family members who will be very much impacted by the things in this bill and I am 100% here for it

It’s hard to say if that will happen. In my home state of Oklahoma, they have similar policies but their constituents do not blame their republican legislature for anything, and the state is crap for the poor.

The real pain will not happen till 2027. They delayed everything till after the midterms.

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Anonymous wrote:So the legislative history of this bill is going to be fascinating. It's supposed to not cut Medicaid. The president said so. Time for more lawsuits.

It’s Congressional testimony that matters, and only when there is ambiguity of the written word. Congress writes the laws, President executes, doesn’t matter what T said.

How quaint. That's not how Article I and Article I have been working since January.

Article I and Article II

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Anonymous wrote:So the legislative history of this bill is going to be fascinating. It's supposed to not cut Medicaid. The president said so. Time for more lawsuits.

It’s Congressional testimony that matters, and only when there is ambiguity of the written word. Congress writes the laws, President executes, doesn’t matter what T said.

How quaint. That's not how Article I and Article I have been working since January.

Anonymous wrote:So the legislative history of this bill is going to be fascinating. It's supposed to not cut Medicaid. The president said so. Time for more lawsuits.

It’s Congressional testimony that matters, and only when there is ambiguity of the written word. Congress writes the laws, President executes, doesn’t matter what T said.

Anonymous wrote:I am so happy this past because until s*** starts happening to real people, they think all of it is made up and Democrats are just being hyperbolic..... I have family members who will be very much impacted by the things in this bill and I am 100% here for it

It’s hard to say if that will happen. In my home state of Oklahoma, they have similar policies but their constituents do not blame their republican legislature for anything, and the state is crap for the poor.

So the legislative history of this bill is going to be fascinating. It's supposed to not cut Medicaid. The president said so. Time for more lawsuits.

Anonymous wrote:Pretty slick of the Republicans to take advantage of three vacant (D) seats in the House.

If only the Dems learn from this and not run a bunch of geriatrics in states controlled by republican governors. Where is the third vacant seat. I know one is Texas and the other Virginia. Both governors refuse to have a special election to fill the seats.

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Anonymous wrote:This bill is incredible and has something for everyone. I cannot believe the Republicans were actually able to get this done. Usually the Republicans are their own worst enemy. The Dems always stick together and get their bills through.

Great can you actually tell us in your words what is great about it? What are your favorite parts? Don’t just parrot talking points “it’s incredible.” Give us the details of why *you* think it’s so awesome.

Not PP, but increased SALT is great for blue states, including DMV, Ca, NY, NJ. They will get a greater federal tax deduction to offset their high state taxes.

That’s just putting something back the way it was before Trump messed it up in the first place. What else about it is great?

So you agree it’s great. And why didn’t Biden do it then. He had a Dem Congress.

I own four houses in New Jersey and think this bill is horrible despite the slight respite I get from it.

I'm sick of Republicans running us into the ditch and when Democrats keep us on the side of the road they get blamed for not having us on a super Lane freeway...... I think it's time we all live in the ditch for a while and realize what that's like and maybe the side of the road isn't actually that bad

I am so happy this past because until s*** starts happening to real people, they think all of it is made up and Democrats are just being hyperbolic..... I have family members who will be very much impacted by the things in this bill and I am 100% here for it

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Anonymous wrote:This bill is incredible and has something for everyone. I cannot believe the Republicans were actually able to get this done. Usually the Republicans are their own worst enemy. The Dems always stick together and get their bills through.

Great can you actually tell us in your words what is great about it? What are your favorite parts? Don’t just parrot talking points “it’s incredible.” Give us the details of why *you* think it’s so awesome.

Not PP, but increased SALT is great for blue states, including DMV, Ca, NY, NJ. They will get a greater federal tax deduction to offset their high state taxes.

That’s just putting something back the way it was before Trump messed it up in the first place. What else about it is great?

So you agree it’s great. And why didn’t Biden do it then. He had a Dem Congress.

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Anonymous wrote:This bill is incredible and has something for everyone. I cannot believe the Republicans were actually able to get this done. Usually the Republicans are their own worst enemy. The Dems always stick together and get their bills through.

Great can you actually tell us in your words what is great about it? What are your favorite parts? Don’t just parrot talking points “it’s incredible.” Give us the details of why *you* think it’s so awesome.

Not PP, but increased SALT is great for blue states, including DMV, Ca, NY, NJ. They will get a greater federal tax deduction to offset their high state taxes.

That’s just putting something back the way it was before Trump messed it up in the first place. What else about it is great?

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Anonymous wrote:This bill is incredible and has something for everyone. I cannot believe the Republicans were actually able to get this done. Usually the Republicans are their own worst enemy. The Dems always stick together and get their bills through.

Great can you actually tell us in your words what is great about it? What are your favorite parts? Don’t just parrot talking points “it’s incredible.” Give us the details of why *you* think it’s so awesome.

Not PP, but increased SALT is great for blue states, including DMV, Ca, NY, NJ. They will get a greater federal tax deduction to offset their high state taxes.