I think the sustained popularity of Sanders is due to younger folks seeing whats coming their way, and not wanting to take in up the tail pipe so wealthy folks can live luxurious lives and still have hundreds of millions, and billions stashed away.
I think the sustained popularity of Sanders is due to younger folks seeing whats coming their way, and not wanting to take in up the tail pipe so wealthy folks can live luxurious lives and still have hundreds of millions, and billions stashed away.Doesn't explain the sustained popularity of Sanders. If only it had been his turn.
It's good news, anything that makes our resident lefties throw a tantrum is good news for the country.
i agree, the plebes only matter for votes.If insurance companies lose their subsidies for low income enrollees and the healthy are able to pool outside of the exchanges, its dead, doesn't matter how many people want it.
Fat stacks, huh? Do you have kids? Are you making over $100k a year? Do you have a large amount of mortgage interest? Because otherwise, no you aren't going to be making fat stacks of cash. In fact if you are in the $50,000 range and single, you are LOSING money in this bill.
If your parents and grandparents are on passive or controlled income they are going to be hit. Your health insurance premiums are going to go up as the mandates are revoked and people pull out of the exchanges. So called "economy" is not going to be a booming bull of power because the people that spend nearly every cent of their expendable income here locally are going to get hit the hardest.
Your 401k is going to run out of steam. This is a trillion dollar deficit bill. That is going to catch, the reality of this bill and it's minimal effects will catch up and the economy will start to bog. The stock market is running on hype and hysteria right now. A big correction is due soon.
As for me personally, I'm looking to gain $2600-$2900 next year from it. And I still think it's a bad thing overall for us.
Who's the real conservative here?
Explain your thoughts on this.No one can afford it! The very fact it's called the ACA is an out right oxymoron. The ACA was the biggest pile of crap ever passed! There should have been common sense reform, regulation and state to state competition. But Congress can't even get that done FFS.
Explain your thoughts on this.
Medicare and SS are going to get slashed HARD. Then what will the basement dwelling sausage fingered fat fuck OP do?
But we already hear words and tweets flying out of a dark and scary place every day.That’s when we get to a dark and scary place.
“We don’t need to reduce benefits on current retirees or even near-term retirees, but we can make changes for future generations such as mine, and do so in a way that people can prepare for, so the changes will barely be felt,” Rubio said.
It's never enough and now they need the scraps from the peasants.lol Yet the rich HAVE to have more and more. What a POS.
Ha! You're such a fucking gullible idiot!It's good news, anything that makes our resident lefties throw a tantrum is good news for the country.
There weren't supposed to be any "sweeteners," yet they gave Murcowsky drilling/fracking in the Alaskan National Wildlife "Refuge" to get her vote.It was nice of them not to pass a bill in the dead of night and after everyone had a chance to really read and analyze it unlike those shady liberals.
Off topic. Love the name puff n stuff. Is it refering to the old tv show?But we already hear words and tweets flying out of a dark and scary place every day.
Yessir and with that said couldn't you see Trump riding in Witchiepoos side car while she flies around spying on Puff?Off topic. Love the name puff n stuff. Is it refering to the old tv show?
It's good news, anything that makes our resident lefties throw a tantrum is good news for the country.
Indeed. I'm all for well spent taxes. I'm also for cutting essentially entirely unregulated waste in healthcare and military spending.Taxes aren't a bad thing. People who complain about all the potholes, other infrastructure, also complain about the taxes needed to fix them. People!
"The U.S. Senate voted just before 2 a.m. ET Saturday to pass a sweeping tax overhaul worth roughly $1.4 trillion, putting the Trump White House a big step closer to its first major legislative victory – and many Americans closer to a tax cut."
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/02/senate-passes-major-tax-reform-package.html
Trump hasn't been in office a year yet and already he's making great strides for the American people.
As did Obama. Hope and change quickly became more of the same. All Presidents find the art of governing far thornier than the adoration of campaigning. Sanders would have done just fine.He thrived on his own brand of populism. Delivering policy is a lot harder, as witnessed by Trump delivering the opposite of what he promised.