Current GOP Tax Plan

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(12-04-2017, 02:33 PM)JustWinBaby Wrote: LMFAO...the problem is they usually raise spending even more, thus fixing nothing.

SMH over people who railed on the debt and deficits for the past 8 years looking the other way now, while people who ignored debt and deficits for 8 years (and blamed Repubs for "obstructing" MOAR spending) are suddenly deficit hawks.


For people trying to quantify their anger and direct fair and objective rage at the parties, the $1T cost of this plan will probably produce about 2-3X the growth as Obama's $1T porkulus.

Democrats calling out the GOP over suddenly not caring about the deficit is nowhere near as bad as the GOP suddenly not caring (again) about deficits.

Projections for growth aside (as most say it won't be anywhere near where the GOP predicts) I'm not OK with cutting just to cut and then screwing the majority of us to make up for if when it fails.

Kansas dude.  Just look at Kansas.

Heck, look at the 2004.  

The GOP cobbled together the worst possible plan (for the vast majority of us) in about a month after eight years of bitching (again) and doing nothing to be prepared in case they actually had control.

It's sad that people support that at all.