They want more cuts to the poor getting rid of the tax cuts for the wealthy does not even come into there minds.
williamgman on
To make it hurt more. They are all Godless fucks.
MrLurid on
Eh, they’ll fold, or a revised one will be even worse.
redditlvlanalysis on
The thing is if they weren’t forcing the cuts to prop up the tax cuts for the rich they could easily pass Trump’s enabling act but because of forcing the cuts it’s political suicide for someone like Hawley to vote yes on this.
supremelummox on
What about the part where courts can’t go after Trump?
TheFleshMaster on
Poor people don’t write campaign contributions.
buggytehol on
It’s weird when Josh Hawley is the voice of reason
ModernRobespierre on
Tax the rich into oblivion.
Take it all.
Trick_Judgment2639 on
This bill kills democracy and the rule of law in the United States, it is the final nail.
Financial-Special766 on
This bill is 1,000 pages long, and a majority of shit is just copy/paste from Project 2025 so they can get it passed as quickly as possible. Any ruse that the Republicans have „demands“ is a literal joke at this point.
Rusalka-rusalka on
I don’t trust that the senate Republicans are somehow going to do anything moralistic here.
squeamishfun on
They are willing to trade away OUR DEMOCRACY for what they want. GTFO! Read the damn document!
5th_degree_burns on
>He warned colleagues in an op-ed published in The New York Times this month that cutting health care to pay for tax breaks would be „morally wrong and politically suicidal.“
He’s only worried about the 2nd part.
Marclescarbot on
Are they saying it is not cruel enough?
steve_dallasesq on
Which they will promptly fold on
platinumarks on
I suspect that Hawley only cares because repealing funding increases for Medicaid will severely screw over his state of Missouri. Unlike essentially every other state, we expanded Medicaid through a state constitutional amendment, meaning that the state is legally obligated to continue Medicaid expansion and fund it regardless of the federal government’s share. This setup means that cutting Medicaid funding would put the Missouri state government on the hook for every dollar of that reduction.
N4R4B on
They will cave at the first rambling tweets.
Republicans don’t have morals, principles, or spine.
Perle1234 on
Gotta love how hard Hawley is going against Medicaid cuts so Missouri doesn’t lose their federal Medicaid expansion $$$ now that voters have made expanding Medicaid law.
Gryphon962 on
One has to wonder whether the concept of Fiscal Conservatism is about to face a sun rise or sun set.
I don’t often agree with any of these guys, but for so-called conservatives to even consider passing a bill that includes substantial tax cuts but also raises the debt by almost $5T is unbelievable.
Ironically it isn’t the democrats who will force their hand to get real, it will be the bond market.
Junior-Gorg on
They can pass this bill if all three senators mentioned in this article vote against it. They claim there are other senators who feel the same way, and there may be.
I’ve got a hunch that the debt ceiling bit that Senator Paul talks about is taken out. They’ll be deeper spending cuts, per Senator Johnson. I’m guessing Medicaid is going to be the sacrificial lamb.
UltraMegaUgly on
Add a „wealth tax“. We’re the richest country in the world. Stop pretending we’re broke. It’s now the only option left for patriots
eiseleyfan on
Remove provision that cripples enforcement by the federal courts.
Flaky-Jim on
As if Trump can be trusted to keep to any bargain they make with him.
imadork1970 on
Sir Josh Robin can get bent
🎶Brave, brave Sir [Josh]🎶
shakergeek on
Is the grift in place? Will we see financial concessions from Trump to distract from the election law destruction buried in the bill?
Open-Year2903 on
Keeping oil subsidies strong, all that matters is that the news never talks about it.
Feeling_Reindeer2599 on
Not gonna be too hard rallying these “Christians” to take more food, education and healthcare from the disadvantaged when billionaire tax cuts are at stake.
elevendirtyasses on
And they’re all more ghoulish than the next
elphin on
How about the ban on state and local laws about AI?
8to24 on
>Johnson said he believes there are enough Republicans with concerns about the bill „to stop the process until the president gets serious about spending reduction and reducing the deficit.“
I wish this were true but I don’t believe it. Republicans have repeatedly folded. Even when Trump insults their wife’s. Republicans have no spines.
beadzy on
I never been more nervous to read past the headline
JazzHandsNinja42 on
Unfortunately, they’ll vote along party lines and force this shit through. I don’t buy, for a second, that they give the remotest care for their constituents and how badly this bill will hurt millions of Americans.
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They want more cuts to the poor getting rid of the tax cuts for the wealthy does not even come into there minds.
To make it hurt more. They are all Godless fucks.
Eh, they’ll fold, or a revised one will be even worse.
The thing is if they weren’t forcing the cuts to prop up the tax cuts for the rich they could easily pass Trump’s enabling act but because of forcing the cuts it’s political suicide for someone like Hawley to vote yes on this.
What about the part where courts can’t go after Trump?
Poor people don’t write campaign contributions.
It’s weird when Josh Hawley is the voice of reason
Tax the rich into oblivion.
Take it all.
This bill kills democracy and the rule of law in the United States, it is the final nail.
This bill is 1,000 pages long, and a majority of shit is just copy/paste from Project 2025 so they can get it passed as quickly as possible. Any ruse that the Republicans have „demands“ is a literal joke at this point.
I don’t trust that the senate Republicans are somehow going to do anything moralistic here.
They are willing to trade away OUR DEMOCRACY for what they want. GTFO! Read the damn document!
>He warned colleagues in an op-ed published in The New York Times this month that cutting health care to pay for tax breaks would be „morally wrong and politically suicidal.“
He’s only worried about the 2nd part.
Are they saying it is not cruel enough?
Which they will promptly fold on
I suspect that Hawley only cares because repealing funding increases for Medicaid will severely screw over his state of Missouri. Unlike essentially every other state, we expanded Medicaid through a state constitutional amendment, meaning that the state is legally obligated to continue Medicaid expansion and fund it regardless of the federal government’s share. This setup means that cutting Medicaid funding would put the Missouri state government on the hook for every dollar of that reduction.
They will cave at the first rambling tweets.
Republicans don’t have morals, principles, or spine.
Gotta love how hard Hawley is going against Medicaid cuts so Missouri doesn’t lose their federal Medicaid expansion $$$ now that voters have made expanding Medicaid law.
One has to wonder whether the concept of Fiscal Conservatism is about to face a sun rise or sun set.
I don’t often agree with any of these guys, but for so-called conservatives to even consider passing a bill that includes substantial tax cuts but also raises the debt by almost $5T is unbelievable.
Ironically it isn’t the democrats who will force their hand to get real, it will be the bond market.
They can pass this bill if all three senators mentioned in this article vote against it. They claim there are other senators who feel the same way, and there may be.
I’ve got a hunch that the debt ceiling bit that Senator Paul talks about is taken out. They’ll be deeper spending cuts, per Senator Johnson. I’m guessing Medicaid is going to be the sacrificial lamb.
Add a „wealth tax“. We’re the richest country in the world. Stop pretending we’re broke. It’s now the only option left for patriots
Remove provision that cripples enforcement by the federal courts.
As if Trump can be trusted to keep to any bargain they make with him.
Sir Josh Robin can get bent
🎶Brave, brave Sir [Josh]🎶
Is the grift in place? Will we see financial concessions from Trump to distract from the election law destruction buried in the bill?
Keeping oil subsidies strong, all that matters is that the news never talks about it.
Not gonna be too hard rallying these “Christians” to take more food, education and healthcare from the disadvantaged when billionaire tax cuts are at stake.
And they’re all more ghoulish than the next
How about the ban on state and local laws about AI?
>Johnson said he believes there are enough Republicans with concerns about the bill „to stop the process until the president gets serious about spending reduction and reducing the deficit.“
I wish this were true but I don’t believe it. Republicans have repeatedly folded. Even when Trump insults their wife’s. Republicans have no spines.
I never been more nervous to read past the headline
Unfortunately, they’ll vote along party lines and force this shit through. I don’t buy, for a second, that they give the remotest care for their constituents and how badly this bill will hurt millions of Americans.