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In reply to the discussion: Its Not Fair: Dismayed Trump Supporters Are Feeling Betrayed By Tax Plan For The Rich [View all]PoindexterOglethorpe
(28,493 posts)50. Well isn't that too fucking bad.
They are getting EXACTLY what they voted for. And if they didn't quite understand that in November of 2016, well again, that's too fucking bad. They were responsible for understanding what they were voting for, and if they somehow didn't understand, well then too fucking bad. (Somehow I feel as if I might be repeating myself.) I am so heartily sick of voters going, "OMG! I just didn't know!" as if that absolves them from responsibility. No. You vote. You are responsible for your vote. You do not get to pretend you didn't know what you were voting for. You get the consequences of that vote. Unfortunately, those of us who had the knowledge and understanding to vote for the other candidate are stuck with the results of your vote.
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Its Not Fair: Dismayed Trump Supporters Are Feeling Betrayed By Tax Plan For The Rich [View all]
babylonsister
Dec 2017
OP
Exactly. And, most will think the tax plan is good for them because they won't see
Hoyt
Dec 2017
#16
Although it's wrong to do, I tend to lump everything as "Uncle Sam and his buddies" deductions from
iluvtennis
Dec 2017
#33
That's why I don't have a bank savings account. I put most of my extra money in equities
progree
Dec 2017
#70
Agreed. It's probably not even 30 if you added Fed, State, Local, Property, and Sales
Algernon Moncrieff
Dec 2017
#47
I hope the approval numbers move in the right direction. If Trump goes into the 20s, he's dead meat.
Doodley
Dec 2017
#8
This is what they wanted given their voting history. I have zero sympathy for those suckers.
LonePirate
Dec 2017
#14
That's because nothing has been done to protect our votes. The GOP doesn't give a damn about votes.
C Moon
Dec 2017
#32
I just shake my head at that fool who said he thought the Orange Shitstain "understood
catbyte
Dec 2017
#42
Any ideas how states like CA and NY can recover the lost SALT deduction money?
roamer65
Dec 2017
#45
Lotta discussion about financially walling off the Left Coasts for self-protection.
byronius
Dec 2017
#54
Yep. And if dems manage to stop this monstrosity of a tax 'reform' bill, what will they do?
Volaris
Dec 2017
#91
Looks like the affects of the drumpf kool-aid are beginning to wear off.
democratisphere
Dec 2017
#60
This is what they voted for. THIS is what they have been voting for my entire lifetime.
Afromania
Dec 2017
#62
I need an electron microscope to find the last fuck I give about these people.
HughBeaumont
Dec 2017
#69
Wait till next year when 13 million lose ACA and medicare takes a 24 BILLION dollar cut
workinclasszero
Dec 2017
#74