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Now, what's this R. procedural maneuver that's supposed to obstruct (Original Post) Mme. Defarge Aug 2022 OP
All in with the Sinema-Manchin Catch 23? nt OAITW r.2.0 Aug 2022 #1
Votorama Johnny2X2X Aug 2022 #2
I assume it has to be rescored by the CBO now MichMan Aug 2022 #3
supposedly the changes will actually bring in more reduction than the things sinema hated nt msongs Aug 2022 #4
unlikely. drray23 Aug 2022 #5

Johnny2X2X

(19,037 posts)
2. Votorama
Thu Aug 4, 2022, 11:16 PM
Aug 2022

They’ll try to force votes on all types in nonsense. But in the db they can do nothing.

Parliamentarian is the last hurdle and this is a slam dunk regarding that part because it reduces the deficit.

MichMan

(11,907 posts)
3. I assume it has to be rescored by the CBO now
Thu Aug 4, 2022, 11:16 PM
Aug 2022

Once a lot of the tax increases are removed, it may no longer reduce the deficit like in its original state.

drray23

(7,627 posts)
5. unlikely.
Fri Aug 5, 2022, 12:54 AM
Aug 2022

the part that was removed was only 14 billions out of 740 in the entire bill. The other tax measures are bringing way more. Somebody posted the breakdown in another thread.

The part that Sinema removed is 14 billions carried interest loophole but it was actually replaced by something else. Even without, it would still be massively reducing deficit.


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