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Affordability seems pretty important to them

For a party that wants things to be affordable. They're not doing a great job.

They look pretty concerned about their affordability to me

Exactly.

As usual you are just making stuff up. But even IF it was just a tax cut for the rich then good. They deserve it after all the crap they get from Democrats.

One Big Beautiful Bill. I guess they didn't cover it for you guys over there on the news. Look it up anyways.

But the rich are Democrats, remember?

Keep your bogus lines straight, it makes for maximizing potential proficiency with propaganda.

That reply was just not silly enough. You're going to have to work on it to make it sillier.

So they did cover it where you live?
So how come you're so unaware of it?

Is that guy your alt or are you just working in tandem?

In reality most rich people avoid paying taxes anyway. So the point has no meaning.

No Democrats are rich fraudsters not legit rich people who operated companies and corporations.

What does that even mean?
You've got a thing for these sound bites of yours,,,

For the simple minded: People who run corporations get their money from their investment in the operating of these companies. They get wealth by creating companies that employ people and have them and the company pay into the income tax and Social Security programs.
Democrat politicians on the other hand get a great salary which is taxed but they also skim the tax dollars through fraud via things such as NGOs and USAID as we have seen. No politician should be earning 10-100 times what their salary is. It's impossible to have that kind of growth as most big investors can tell you. I hope this clears this up for you and if not maybe try clearing your head with whatever your daily dose is then trying a reread.

How was it a tax cut for the rich? I keep hearing that sound bite from leftists but never any details of what that actually looks like. Do you have anything to prove that sound bite is true or is it just empty rhetoric as usual for short time Demotard gains?

No, I don't have anything to prove your sound bites.

If you're up to it, you can look up the One Big Beautiful Bill which like the 2017 tax cut, benefits the the rich but with a temporary one for the lesser thans.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/releases/2025/06/myth-vs-fact-the-one-big-beautiful-bill/ some reading for you. Instead of sound bites from Madow or The View.

no links

The burden of federal individual income tax is highly progressive and concentrated among high earners:
The top 1% of earners pay approximately 38–46% of all federal income taxes, depending on the year and data source (e.g., 38.4% in 2023, 40.4% in 2022).
The top 10% of earners are responsible for roughly 70–76% of total federal income tax revenue.
The bottom 50% of earners contribute a minimal share, typically between 2–5% of federal income taxes.
For households below the top 10% income bracket, payroll taxes often represent a heavier day-to-day federal tax burden than income taxes. While individual income taxes provide relief to lower-income groups through credits and deductions, payroll taxes are generally regressive, affecting middle- and lower-income workers more significantly relative to their total income

Look up One Big Beautiful Bill and learn to deal.

IOW, they are liars. Outright LIARS.

Guess someone forgot the republicans cut welfare and then placed the tax burden on the poor so the rich could get richer!

did they?

Show me the bill they voted down.

You know, with their minority in the House.

Show me.

"against" not voted down. They are the minority and hopefully will be a bigger minority come November. They still did not support affordability and that's what "against" means. Glad I could be of service and thank you for your attention to this matter.

And when it comes to healthcare why is it always the Universal Healthcare Plan the dems/leftist legislators push and never the Cadillac Healthcare Plan they get.

Show me the bill.

Should be easy enough, right?

Because altering the tax code to eliminate overtime, tips, and "social security" would require a bill.

Show me the bill.

I'd love to see them show us proof. I have yet to see a republican actually present proof.

I'd love to show you one but it has to go through it's process. I must also go through Senate.

It has already been passed. It was the "one big beautiful bill".

Remember that one?

the one that cut taxes on the rich. And raised taxes on the middle class. And cut subsidies to Medicaid & Medicare, which resulted in your healthcare costs going up.

And rural hospitals closing.

Do you see why they voted against it now?

1. How did it "raise taxes on the middle class"?
2. How did it "cut taxes on the rich"?
3. How did it cut subsidies to Medicade and Medicare?
4. What examples are there of healthcare costs go up?
5. What rural hospital closed and why was that?
No. I don't see why they voted against it but you'd better let me know the details of your claims or once again, nothing but demotarded nothing burger lies.