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RE: tax bill....guess who's housing deductions go adios.... ;)
(12-21-2017 08:02 AM)Chappy Wrote:  Wow, what I take away from that is 20% of the homes in San Fran are more than $1.7 million! But why are the democrats coming to the defense of a bunch of millionaires? They told them they weren't paying their fair share during the election.

That, and property taxes are entirely too high in NY/NJ.


There are some Republican rich fat cats that lives in California and New York who donates to the Republicans. The Republicans hit their own donars at the same time.
12-22-2017 01:37 AM
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