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In reply to the discussion: The GOP tax cuts aren't popular, so Republicans want to do more of them [View all]at140
(6,239 posts)22. I would be shocked speechless if the proposed GOP tax bill
Has nothing for the top 1%. As you said they will hide them, and we won't find out until after the bill is passed by the lame duck House of Reps. GOP is well aware are all dead ducks after the new congress is seated in January. Expect lots of bills to fill their greedy pockets passed before mid-January.
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The GOP tax cuts aren't popular, so Republicans want to do more of them [View all]
at140
Sep 2018
OP
You know what they used to say about Ghouliani...a noun, a verb, 9/11? Well with repugs...
brush
Sep 2018
#26
Ordinary people have already seen they are not being helped by the previous cuts
Power 2 the People
Sep 2018
#3
They dont lose support when they attack their own constituents, they know this.
Eliot Rosewater
Sep 2018
#7
My guess is their long term plan is to try and cripple the United States government thereby
cstanleytech
Sep 2018
#11
Guess they never heard the definition of crazy: doing the same things over and over expecting
Texin
Sep 2018
#16
Since only the middle class cuts are temporary, a bill to make cuts permanent would be for them.
Honeycombe8
Sep 2018
#20
True, the only "permanent" ones were the corporate tax cuts, maybe some for highly compensated
progree
Sep 2018
#31