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bucolic_frolic

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7. By the time these fiscal measures take effect in 2026, they'll blame Biden

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sun Jun 29, 2025, 10:54 AM

Jun 2025

and the vast majority of Americans won't think to question it.

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Senate's 'big, beautiful bill' faces serious headwinds in the House [View all] BumRushDaShow Jun 2025 OP

sounds like media BS to me. repubs will go along with the whole thing after a bit of drama nt msongs Jun 2025 #1

I think so too. Especially when we are talking about the House Mike 03 Jun 2025 #2

The Senate version actually has deeper cuts to Medicaid than the House version BumRushDaShow Jun 2025 #5

Oh, hell yeah. joshdawg Jun 2025 #6

Yes. And didn't we hear the same thing about the KPN Jun 2025 #11

"It's not cruel enough to the poor and elderly." - G.O.P., Inc. BoRaGard Jun 2025 #3

The GOP congress and SC will give Trump whatever he wants. Irish_Dem Jun 2025 #4

By the time these fiscal measures take effect in 2026, they'll blame Biden bucolic_frolic Jun 2025 #7

One can always depend on republicans to do the wrong thing. AllyCat Jun 2025 #8

Government has become a subsidiary of Big Money Paul-EM Jun 2025 #9

That is essentially FDR's definition of Fascism thought crime Jun 2025 #10

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