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Question for those crying about the tax plan
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RE: Question for those crying about the tax plan
(12-04-2017 01:40 PM)UCF08 Wrote:  1. Sure, Obama did and said hypocritical things, not at all sure how that's a defense of GOP hypocrisy.

But it's a glaring spotlight on yours.

Quote:2. So because tax laws usually change every few years, we should ignore glaring flaws with this one? I suppose it's an argument, but it's certainly not an argument strengthening the position of the bill you're trying to pass.

If we wait to pass a perfect bill no bill will ever be passed. All things considered this is a good bill

Quote:3. The ACA also prevented people from being denied coverage, expanded coverage, and guaranteed set minimums to coverage. This tax bill has been denounced by the economists I've seen and every analysis questions the growth it's stated will occur, so where is the plus to go with he minus? Is this really the best the GOP can do?

The ACA killed my parents plan, and they lost their doctor. But you like how it helped you, so it's cool.
12-04-2017 01:50 PM
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