When the Republicans want something - like, say, huge tax cuts for the very rich - they don’t just pass a fraction of the tax cut and say “Well at least it was a start.”

Mar 15, 2021 · 2:06 PM UTC

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You are right ... they're not afraid to pass the whole tax cut, especially if it's for the rich ... they'll simply tell the masses it will make their lives better ... all this wealth will trickle down to them.
Replying to @marwilliamson @That60sbaby
And, when they have a majority in the Senate or the House, they don’t give a ra about what democrats think about their policies or agendas. Bipartisan who, bipartisan what?
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Replying to @marwilliamson @CapaTosta122
OTOH, when they pass such tax cuts, they do so assured there will be sufficient bipartisan support. Such isn't the case with programs designed to assist the majority of the people.
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The Dems don't seem to have any issues there either
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Thom Hartmann
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15 Mar 2021
After Reagan cut taxes on his billionaire buddies, he started taxing Social Security benefits, unemployment benefits and tips, which all used to be tax-free. It's time to reverse Reagan and end the GOP Tax Increases on working-class people. hartmannreport.com/p/its-tim…
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Replying to @marwilliamson
They actually did do that. They wanted, and were planning to pass, additional cuts.
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Would someone please poll out-of-work Republicans who continue to support Republicans in Congress and ask them if they plan to reject the Democratic relief checks?
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Replying to @marwilliamson
And yet Democrats usually vote with the GOP to to subsidize the ultra wealthy and then spam* us for donations *I didn't opt in for that grifting spam
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The Democrats don't want to help the People, that's the whole point.
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Not a true or valid statement
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